What cam should I get?

dodge freak said
Well good oil not cheap anymore same with filters so yeah thats what I would do. It might be better to do it sooner but maybe not, its you call. Hey you ask us all what cam to get and I think not one member said to use the cam you did land up using, ssooo why ask us? I want to know how much vacuum you have at like 750 rpms and how it runs. I was thinking of use Comps 270 soild cam this spring but maybe that cam you went with would be better. Now I can't decide-Thanks

I bought a Puralator filter and 5qts of Valvoline 10w40 and it ran $18.33. So I think I will go a 1000 miles before the next change. Well I think all of the members did a good job on chosing a cam but they seemed to mild for my taste. Actually I have learned more about cams from you guys than I have ever known before.The cam I chose has a good lick to it and I havn't dogged it yet but I know that it want be long. I might be able to kick it now but I want to wait a little longer and just to make sure everything is good. I did all the work and just listening to it run right now and putting around is good. People look before they can see me now so the sound of the car is a ear catcher if you know what I mean. lol. I know the throttle reponce is quicker and she idles like she is ready to rip some rubber. I didn't have adjustable rocker arms so I couldn't go with the solid cam. What size motor do you have? I went with a bigger cam than I would have if I had a automatic but I have a 4-speed. I don't have a tach yet but whatever the idle it is the vacuum is 9.5. That is low but I have no power brakes and like I said I have a manual transmission. Comp cams is a good cam but I went with something that I knew that was going to give me what I wanted. I know two Mopar Maniacs and they both said Mopar makes a good cam for our motors. It is kind of like chosing a head unit. If you like Sony and have had great success with it then you just want be happy with the JVC. I guess you know what I mean.