cams shift your powerband thruout the motor, depending on the duration and timing of the cam. higher lift cams add to this effect by drawing in more air and fuel. the stock injection system can compensate w/o the need for recal, your simply moving the time when the air and fuel is added, and w/ a higher lift cam increasing some air/fuel flow, the o2 sensor reads it and adjust accordingly. too strong of a cam will cause the engine to lope however and create an idle issue, i dont know how read the numbers but ive installed stage 1 and 2 cams in atvs and such and know how they work. never had to rejet or recal the fi simply from a cam, ignition timing usually doesnt have to be altered either, but never hurts to have it checked on a dyno. i want to install a cam on my 2.3 to move the hp to higher rpm and slightly increase, just dont know which one to get til i study how to read the numbers.