Need cam advice
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Drifting
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Need cam advice
Im looking for a cam which will give me fairly good driveability and at the same time awesome performance, im willing to sacriffice some driveability to get a wilder cam but nothing too extreme, any suggestions on lift/duration, company, etc. I have an L-48 with an edelbrock performer RPM intake, 650 speed demon carb, and im going to port/match the heads and intake. :cheers:
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Re: Need cam advice (blunsford)
Here is a list of isky racing cams
I would look at the 264 mega cam, the 264/270 Mega cam
the 270 HL cam would probably do too.
or if you want to go solid the Z-20.
http://www.flatlanderracing.com/iskycamschevysb.html
[Modified by Guru_4_hire, 9:15 PM 12/13/2003]
I would look at the 264 mega cam, the 264/270 Mega cam
the 270 HL cam would probably do too.
or if you want to go solid the Z-20.
http://www.flatlanderracing.com/iskycamschevysb.html
[Modified by Guru_4_hire, 9:15 PM 12/13/2003]
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Re: Need cam advice (killervette666)
I would go with a hydraulic roller (retrofit) cam. You can get more lift per duration and a faster ramp speed. That allows you to stay with a "smaller" cam. I would look at Comp Cams's XR276HR-10, 224/230 duration with .502 / .510 lift. There website's dyno numbers show 427 # tq and 373 hp with S/R heads, 9.25 compression and Performer intake.
http://www.compcams.com/Technical/Dy...6HR-10_001.asp
http://www.compcams.com/Technical/Dy...6HR-10_001.asp
