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Old 09-11-2006, 11:12 PM
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How big of a stall do i need if i get the Texas Speed 220/220 Camshaft?

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How big of a stall do i need if i get the Texas Speed 220/220 Camshaft?

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Anything from a 2500-3000 depending on your preference, I personally would choose the 3000.
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3000.
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Agreed...
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more specs on the truck.
ex: engine, cab size, 2 or 4 wheel drive, etc...
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Why would you choose a 3000 over a 2500? Less hesitation on takeoff?

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for that truck, 2800 to 3k
for a rcsb you could get away with 2500
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Why would you choose a 3000 over a 2500? Less hesitation on takeoff?

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if you went with a 2500 with that truck you would not be takin full advantage of the potential that cam gives you. plus, you'd DEFINITLY have to replace your stall if you wanted to go bigger. just go 3000
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I got a 3200stall with the 220 cam, a 3000stall will do, I am just greedy and went bigger...
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Thanks for the advice guys, i think i will go with the 3
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