Subject	tomie has two diff sets of lifts, one for solid lifters
Posted by	suprakillinz on October 04, 2006 at 4:44 AM
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In Reply To	Has anyone ever heard of a 264 duration TOMEI cam? posted by zboost(tx) on October 03, 2006 at 09:09 PM
Message	and one for stock hydrolic. Depeding on what your setup is going to be, you should choose your cam around that. A 264 will give you more bottom to mid range while a 272 will give you more mid to top. Also remmember on a turbo cars power band when you make more power somewhere, your going to take it away in another.
Follow Ups	Has anyone ever heard of a 264 duration TOMEI cam? - zboost(tx) 21:09:19 10/03/06 This is what I found. - brahmabull (Hartford, CT) 21:36:49 10/03/06 yea, that's a 350z cam (n/m) - zboost(tx) 21:46:30 10/03/06 Here is a 300zx in Turbo Magazine running 264 duration cams. - brahmabull (Hartford, CT) 21:48:34 10/03/06 Link to first article. - brahmabull (Hartford, CT) 21:50:50 10/03/06 thanks! (n/m) - zboost(tx) 21:51:27 10/03/06 actually, they are JUN :( - zboost(tx) 22:03:13 10/03/06 damn you are getting everything from that guy (n/m) - ArubaDave 23:46:26 10/03/06 tomie has two diff sets of lifts, one for solid lifters - suprakillinz 04:44:45 10/04/06
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