Hamilton Cams
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I have seen a lot of people running their trucks lately with their afc gutted or with OE springs or even with aftermarket springs that don't regulate smoke well due to larger delivery valves and/or injectors. First for the sake of the sport it is very important to cut down on the smoke output of these trucks. Obama and all of his green freaks are starting to look at the automotive aftermarket very closesly as the next place to cut greenhouse gasses and carbon output! Now I love the environment and clean air as much as anybody but I also make my living by selling performance parts, so this is of major concern to me. If we don't regulate smoke and emissions, I promise you they will. Laws are for peole that can't seem to self govern, and based on what I keep seeing, we can't seem to self govern very well.
Second, as you well know, smoke does not make power. Some of the most powerful trucks I know smoke little to none. A lot of the AFC's I have tested allow full rack travel by 10-14psi which is not needed until 35-45psi in a lot of instances. If you are hard up, get your old stock governor springs and play around. With a little playing it will start to move at 12 psi and be full on by 30+. By the way one of the most powerful street trucks I know of does not go to full fuel until about 52psi and smokes very little . Yes it can be done a lot of power with very little smoke! Use your head and tune, please. If you don't care too much to regulate it yourself, new laws are right around the corner!
Thanks,
Zach Hamilton
Second, as you well know, smoke does not make power. Some of the most powerful trucks I know smoke little to none. A lot of the AFC's I have tested allow full rack travel by 10-14psi which is not needed until 35-45psi in a lot of instances. If you are hard up, get your old stock governor springs and play around. With a little playing it will start to move at 12 psi and be full on by 30+. By the way one of the most powerful street trucks I know of does not go to full fuel until about 52psi and smokes very little . Yes it can be done a lot of power with very little smoke! Use your head and tune, please. If you don't care too much to regulate it yourself, new laws are right around the corner!
Thanks,
Zach Hamilton