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Do I need to change cams when I put air in my car

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Bamaboybwoody
:) As you all know I am re-doing my car and one of the changes is adding air. I currently have a 2500 stall Torque converter and a comp 276 roller cam. I am planning to use a switch to increase the idle speed when stopped but do you all think I should de-tune my engine by going to a smaller cams such as a 270 or 264 extreme to make it as my wife says "smoother". I really like the 276 but mom rules so what do you all think?

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56owner
Smoother ?

Do as she asks put in the 270 degree with a 2000 stall and she should be happy.
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