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Old 18-06-2006, 08:25 PM   #1
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Default getting dev 5 cam.

hey guys im getting a dev 5 cam, h/d valve springs, adjustable vernier gear and a port and polished head off a member of this forums and i was just wondering wat power/times down the 1/4 people are running with this similar setup.
i know neb has a dev 5 and run a 14.8 and i would like to get into the 14's so is it possible. my car is a ed fairmont ghia with full exhaust, cai and a wade 1636 cam at the moment soon to be replaced with the stuff mentioned above. i'm not sure wat it runs at the moment but i think it would be somewhere is the 15's.
cheers josh.

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