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Camshaft Choice Rb26 With To4Z

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I am currently in the process of changing my low mount setup which has standard cams to a To4z setup and, while l am at it l would also like to change my cams. The cams l have been looking at are,

Camtech cams

272 with a 9.7 lift

Kelford cams

272 with a 8.9 lift

With these size cams, from people's experiences do you have to grind the head to give the cams clearance?

What do you guys think of these cams for the this setup? Taking into consideration l am not into circuit racing, it not an everyday car, just a weekend car which will be used on the odd drag day. Thanks for your input

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