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Old 06-19-2011, 05:08 PM
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This free program for selecting a cam is a really nice tool. Allows you to choose by intended use and then allows you to run it on a simulated dyno
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Yea its been around a long time. Its just like desktop dyno.

Its non free(now) program is much better, cam quest 6. It has flow bench tests data on many heads, stock and aftermarket.
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Re: CompCams-CamQuest

Keep in mind, the hp/tq specs that the program comes up with are usually a bit higher than what should be expected.

Now saying that. Its usually a good tool to use to see if a certain component will raise hp or tq in which rpm range. I wouldn't use it for a total hp guesstimate. This would leave you very disappointing.

Its a bad tool for the new to engine building, or non builders, or just people who don't know a thing. I wish comp cams hadn't made the program so easy to access, but I understand it is a selling point for their products, and relieve much of their pointless work of telling people what cam will and will not work. Its just ridiculous when I here someone say their 305 will have this much hp yadda yadda. Or when I go to a dyno shop and guys are saying but cam quest said I should be making this (...whining...)




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