How to tell if you have cams?
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oh man, look out for the "RESEARCH FIRST ****'s", they are forming up in cyberland...
do the rpm's fluctuate at idle?? almost seems like the car is going to stall out? I have the HKS 272's, without bleeding the lifters install...idle is choppy, about 200-300rpms from normal idle... sometimes sounds like the car is going to stall.
do the rpm's fluctuate at idle?? almost seems like the car is going to stall out? I have the HKS 272's, without bleeding the lifters install...idle is choppy, about 200-300rpms from normal idle... sometimes sounds like the car is going to stall.
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^^I believe it should be around 19-20 stock. Mine was used with cams and the vacuum was at about 13. Took it to a shop, and they verifed I had cams by just looking quickly. Finding out the brand and type is a different story.
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If there's a hole on one side, then... If you don't see one, then put the cap back on and give your car a quick crank and check again. Or take the cam gear cover off and turn your cams slowly. If you don't see a hole, then it's a big possibility they aren't stock. Most aftermarket cams are not hollow.