HRS Camshaft Recommendation?
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HRS Camshaft Recommendation?
Which cam?? Recommendations?
Hope you guys that have done the HSR swap can help me out.
355 HSR, 1.6 full roller rockers, AFR 190 heads, headers/exhaust, 700R4 with 2800 stall. 3.45 rear gears. custom programmed chip.
I'm currently running a tiny comp. cams roller 210int./220exh. with .480" lift (.512 with 1.6 rockers) and a 112* lobe seperation.
I want to increase the usable RPM, make good street torque, but take advantage of the good heads for some big HP and RPM.
I want to maintain decent highway mileage and have a strong midrange. My cruise RPM is about 2500 (+-).
Hope you guys that have done the HSR swap can help me out.
355 HSR, 1.6 full roller rockers, AFR 190 heads, headers/exhaust, 700R4 with 2800 stall. 3.45 rear gears. custom programmed chip.
I'm currently running a tiny comp. cams roller 210int./220exh. with .480" lift (.512 with 1.6 rockers) and a 112* lobe seperation.
I want to increase the usable RPM, make good street torque, but take advantage of the good heads for some big HP and RPM.
I want to maintain decent highway mileage and have a strong midrange. My cruise RPM is about 2500 (+-).
#2
If you want to maintain your mileage but have strong mid range the GM Hot Cam is a good choice. Since you already have the 1.6 rockers you don't need to buy the kit for $500 just buy the cam, it's about $280. If you want big HP then your mileage will suffer because you'll have to get a cam in the 230/236 duration range with about .550 lift. Can the valve springs you have on the heads now handle .525 lift (hot cam with 1.6 rockers)? I have the Hot Cam in a HSR setup and I have taken it as far as 6500 rpm and it pulled smoothly up to that point, I didn't dare to wind it up anymore than that.
#4
this isn't exactly a CC306, but this type of cam is a bit much!!
305H Magnum™ should really be considered for Pro-Street type cars where actual streetability is not a major concern. The design of this cam also makes it ideal for all bracket racing engines. Major engine modifications are needed as well as transmission and driveline improvements. The 305H works best in large C.I. engines and has a radical idle.
305H Magnum™ should really be considered for Pro-Street type cars where actual streetability is not a major concern. The design of this cam also makes it ideal for all bracket racing engines. Major engine modifications are needed as well as transmission and driveline improvements. The 305H works best in large C.I. engines and has a radical idle.
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I want to increase the usable RPM, make good street torque, but take advantage of the good heads for some big HP and RPM.
I want to maintain decent highway mileage and have a strong midrange. My cruise RPM is about 2500 (+-).
I want to maintain decent highway mileage and have a strong midrange. My cruise RPM is about 2500 (+-).
#8
I wouldn't go w/ less than the XE276 cam. (224/230 .503 .510) w/ you setup and a HSR. Buddy in a LT1 car is running 12.32s w/ ported heads and that cam and ported heads.
He passed emissions fine too.
If it was me I would run a 230/236 probably. Although w/ the 355 I am building now I am going to run a custom COMP cam that Combination motorsports setup. Its a 227/233 .560 .569 on a 112 LSA and a 109 ICL. I figured it would be a good comprmise between the 224/230 and the 230/236 cam!!! Plus it had the lift #s I wanted to match w/ my heads.
He passed emissions fine too.
If it was me I would run a 230/236 probably. Although w/ the 355 I am building now I am going to run a custom COMP cam that Combination motorsports setup. Its a 227/233 .560 .569 on a 112 LSA and a 109 ICL. I figured it would be a good comprmise between the 224/230 and the 230/236 cam!!! Plus it had the lift #s I wanted to match w/ my heads.
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