Reality Check Needed!!
From an earlier part of the discussion. I did put three of the cams through Desktop Dyno to get some results. I don't have the exact numbers with me but they are at home and I'm at work.
Cam 1: 212/226 112lsa
Cam 2: 221/221 114lsa all cams have about a .54 lift
Cam 3: 230/231 112lsa
Cam 1 and cam 2 gave very similar outputs through the whole range and Cam 3 gave 50 some more horsepower in certain areas of the curve (high rpm 6500+). But as the valve overlap would be too much for my setup Cam 3 is out and I already own Cam 1. So I guess that's it for my cam decision.
Cam 1: 212/226 112lsa
Cam 2: 221/221 114lsa all cams have about a .54 lift
Cam 3: 230/231 112lsa
Cam 1 and cam 2 gave very similar outputs through the whole range and Cam 3 gave 50 some more horsepower in certain areas of the curve (high rpm 6500+). But as the valve overlap would be too much for my setup Cam 3 is out and I already own Cam 1. So I guess that's it for my cam decision.
Last edited by mn_vette; Mar 11, 2004 at 02:00 PM.
I can imagine desktop dyno even being remotely accurate for a turbo aplication.. as others have noted, very few people understand turbo cam selection, and even those(major companies even) I dont think REALLY know what is going on.
Cam Motion gave me this as a suggestion:
RECOMMENDATION
Grind Number X2182-2201-15+4
Duration (intake/exaust) 221/218
Lift (intake/exaust) 540 (1.6)/515 (1.52)
Lobe Center Separation 115
Intake Centerline 111
Comments Price is 290.00+shipping
Please advise if you wish to order We can ship in as little as three days!
RECOMMENDATION
Grind Number X2182-2201-15+4
Duration (intake/exaust) 221/218
Lift (intake/exaust) 540 (1.6)/515 (1.52)
Lobe Center Separation 115
Intake Centerline 111
Comments Price is 290.00+shipping
Please advise if you wish to order We can ship in as little as three days!
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