wanted aftermarket cam for a warrior

[pitkendall]

im lookin too see if any of u guys got a aftermarket cam layin around for sale i can get one from my supplier but itll take a few weeks so i figured i go to the best place in the world : than i came here LOl just kiddin

 

[teamexileracing]

hahaha i just sold some kibble white race springs to dave, You would need to get some springs by the way for the new cam.

 

[dave76]

I ordered my cam from Powroll and got in 3 days.

 

[pitkendall]

thanks yall i got one ordered hopefully itll be here in a few days i hope i made a good choice wiesco piston and a web cams 390 i ride mostly trail and woods so its not like i need a huge cam right

 

[jasonp]

I used a computer program to help me decide what cam to choose and I found that Web .390" produced the best average torque and horsepower... Personally any more duration in my opinion wouldn't be fun for woods type driving because the need of that low end power/torque. Though I haven't actually tried a bigger cam then this so only take it with a grain of salt...
Interesting, I talked to Mickey Dunlap and he said that actually the Web .390" was to large for woods riding. I will say that I do wish I would have went with the Megacycle 252-x2 mid range cam as it is more of a torque grind and will work better for that type of stuff. When riding mine it takes to about 3000 rpm for it to kick in and once it does there is a huge hit in the mid range.

 

[teamexileracing]

K idk but i think this might be bad for me, I got a .20 over bore wiseco piston with 10:25.1 compression, webcam .460 lift or what ever there high is, and kibble white race springs. Ill also have an edelbrock and a hmf pipe on there. I ride woods, is this going to be bad for me. I thought the pipe and the piston would help the bottem end while the cam did all the top end. How is this going to work out, am i totaly fucked in the woods now? Because thats what im thinking after listening to what you guys are saying.