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  • Which Cam for Stock Heads / Pacesetter Headers / Very Good Driveability??

    I'm looking into cams now for some more power and I'm trying to figure out which would be best for me.

    My car:

    97 Firebird V6
    Automatic Tranny
    Stock Torque Converter
    Will Have Pacesetters By Then
    Rebuilding Valvetrain for the Cam
    (Springs, Retainers, Locks, Pushrods, Lifters)

    I want a noticeable lope to it but I dont ever wanna have to worry about it shutting off at idle or being hard to start, has to be very driveable, but still want that nice chop and good all-around power (mid-topened if I had to pick a strong point)

    Suggestions?
    C. Boney<br />1997 Firebird 3.8L V6<br />---------------------<br />Modifications:<br /> <br /> SLP Cold Air Induction, Ported/Polished Throttle Body, Carsound 3\" High Flow Cat, Sweet Thunder 24\" Chambered Muffler, Removed Rear Exhaust Section, Custom Fan Switch, 35th Anniv. Silver Stripes, Old T/A-Style Silver Sail Birds

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    go to ZZPerformance.com they have a usefull guide on our cams and if not then call them they wont charge you for asking. good luck

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