Subject	Assuming you find some cheap cams in good condition
Posted by	MrOzzie5183 on June 05, 2012 at 3:50 PM
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In Reply To	Thought of switching to MT Cams. Worth it? posted by LivinTheDream on June 05, 2012 at 11:35 AM
Message	Then I think it would be worth it, sure the JWT 400+ cams are a better solution, but they're damn near $1000.00, plus I think they require tuning to get anything out of them. (I seem to recall Greg Dupree saying the 400 cams need to be individually tuned, otherwise they arent much better than stockers. (I could be very likely be mistaken about this)) I would wager that the MT cams would be easier to just drop in and wouldnt need tuned, though I would call Greg D and double check before making the commitment.
Follow Ups	Thought of switching to MT Cams. Worth it? - LivinTheDream 11:35:07 06/05/12 I don't think the gain would justify the effort needed to do - DVDBURN (MD) 11:48:29 06/05/12 ^this (n/m) - Madhatter10-6 12:14:29 06/05/12 2nd. Unless you have the cams sitting around and - MixManMash 12:23:58 06/05/12 If you have them, since its apart. Otherwise, nope. (n/m) - HillZTT 13:09:17 06/05/12 Assuming you find some cheap cams in good condition - MrOzzie5183 15:50:13 06/05/12 It probably needs adjustable cam gears to get the most out - MixManMash 16:35:36 06/05/12 What about using 90-93 JWT Mild 100 Series, S1 Cams? - Z-speed 16:54:13 06/05/12 These cams are not that good. They are regrinds. - MixManMash 18:01:33 06/05/12 JWT S1 cams lose power? - Z-speed 20:09:31 06/05/12 Call Specialty Z and ask. (n/m) - MixManMash 00:08:33 06/06/12 This is true, the regrind are supposedly ok for the na - HighPsi (NorCal) 00:27:52 06/06/12 I swapped MT cams in when I had everything apart >> - my91z 17:54:35 06/05/12 Thanks guys. Think I'll pass. Don't have them on hand. - LivinTheDream 21:40:14 06/05/12
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