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Old January 17th 2006, 20:33
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Camshafts are chosen more for RPM range (powerband) the engine will run in, and the cylinder heads used, plus induction, than the stroke of the crankshaft. Easy bolt on stuff for stock engine would be 1.4 rockers, check valve springs before doing this part though, dual kadrons, good header 1 3/8 size tubes. Of course, before doing anything make sure you have a good stock engine to start with, "you can't make chicken salad out of chicken soup" as the saying goes. Hope this helps some.
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