LT4 Hot Cam





I've decided to do the Hydraulic Roller cam conversion and I was considering the Hot Cam. It has .525/.525 lift with 218/228 degrees duration @.050 and my 1.6 rockers. My current cam is a summit 1105 with 224/234 degrees duration with .496/.520" lift. I get an acceptable 11" vacuum at idle, and I run 13.2 second 1/4mile@ 108mph, and 4.6 0to60 mph. I would like to join the 12 second club. Jason turns 12s with the Hot Cam.
The Comp Cams tech recomends the XM276HR hydraulic roller with 224/230 degrees duration @.050, .537/.544" lift w/1.6, but that was for max power and acceptable vacuum. I would love to run a slightly milder cam to get decent power and gas mileage.
I have a 9to1 CR L-82, with freeflow header/exhaust sysem, airflow research 195cc ported and polished heads, 700R4 with 2000rpm stall, Brad Urban modified Qadrajet on a modified LT1/Z28 manifold, and 3.55 gears.
What do you think?
Bee Jay
The motor is going in as-is into the 70 coupe I'm building, but if I could do it again I'd get a comp cams combo, as the GM lt4 springs are suspect, and they have more choices to get the same or more lift and duration, but offer different lobe separations to give you the idle and vacuum you want.
It's been a year since I've driven it, man that sucks...









