wicked industry?
have you guys ever heard of wicked industries?? i heard they make replica skunk stage 2 cams that pull harder than the real skunks. can you guys give me some more info on these cams?
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by zygspeed »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Go away ... how can "replicas" perform better/differently than "originals"?
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I was wondering the exact same thing
LOL!</TD></TR></TABLE>I was wondering the exact same thing
because my friend has them in his car and they perform alot better than when he had skunks. ive read some where on ht about these and ppl with them claiming that they are better but i cant find the thread.
Out of curiosity, and I mean this in a nice way: How can cams make different or better HP gains if they are supposed to be "Replicas". If it IS indeed making different numbers than the Skunk 2's then, well, they are not a Replicas and becomes Wicked Industry Stage 2 Cams. The whole reason of a 'replica' is to make an exact copy or knock-off of the original(s). *shrug just my .02 cents.
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i think that wicked claims that the specs are different than skunk2 cams but i have heard that they actually measure out the same....i have been running a pair of the wicked cams and i love them and they are a lot cheaper than skunk2 cams
Yeah, I'm kinda confused here. They make replica skunk2 cams? That means the degree angles, lifts and durations are the same? But they put out more power? Maybe the tuning is different?
Correct me if I'm wrong. I've always thought that you need tuning after camshaft installations. I don't think they're bolt-ons?
Correct me if I'm wrong. I've always thought that you need tuning after camshaft installations. I don't think they're bolt-ons?
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