Cam choise?
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Cam choise?
Engines: BBC tall deck, 4in strokeX4.62 bore, Dart pro1 365's untouched, 7.2 CR, 671 blowers @4psi, superchillers, 30' Velocity with TRS. Running old school Lunati #30207 hydrolic cams. Specs: int..572 ex..572, 244/244 [email protected], advertised duration is 308/308, with a 110 lobe seperation. These cams are 100+hrs old but work well, any other cam profiles on proven engines worth trying?
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Call Bob Mandara! I've asked a lot of people on a lot of sites about cams, mostly what I got was bad advise. I'm sure other people will agree that Bob is Da' Man!
His number is 1.585.654.8583.
His number is 1.585.654.8583.
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+1 for bob.....your running chillers and only 4lbs of boost? if it were me i would be looking into a pair of 871's and turning up the boost! my concern would be will the ole trs handle the power..
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in my opinion, you need to spread your lobe centers out to
a 114* you are loosing alot of cylinder pressure/boost right out the exaust port with a 110* sep.! Big motors like wide sep.
angles, and so do blowers! you could go wider on the sep. and up on the duration, and still show more boost/power!
a 114* you are loosing alot of cylinder pressure/boost right out the exaust port with a 110* sep.! Big motors like wide sep.
angles, and so do blowers! you could go wider on the sep. and up on the duration, and still show more boost/power!
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Bob is the guy. No dissapointments.
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