Traditional s/c cam's
Traditional s/c cam's
I remember maybee a year or so ago that the traditional s/c cam wa being changed. Although Im still seeing the same grinds being offered I thnk it was Engineer Mike that said in the next couple of years the grinds will be changing. After 2 years Im still seeing the same cams being recomended like the 218/230 or the ever so popular 224/236 on a 113-114lsa. My question is has anybody "changed the game" yet?. Is anybody making more power with a non traditional s/c cam?. Or have we just settled on whats working right now?. Anybody care to discuss this?
Re: Traditional s/c cam's
Originally Posted by MEAN LT1
I remember maybee a year or so ago that the traditional s/c cam wa being changed. Although Im still seeing the same grinds being offered I thnk it was Engineer Mike that said in the next couple of years the grinds will be changing. After 2 years Im still seeing the same cams being recomended like the 218/230 or the ever so popular 224/236 on a 113-114lsa. My question is has anybody "changed the game" yet?. Is anybody making more power with a non traditional s/c cam?. Or have we just settled on whats working right now?. Anybody care to discuss this?
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I have a Joe O cam in the motor now, and he conviced me that 114+ lca isnt needed for s/c applictations, is it proven? well i sure as hell belive that you dont need lots of lca to make power with s/c and i'm not loosing any boost either like people said i would, it builds boost nicely through the power band and lots of it. 3.4 upeer 7.25 lower i'm seeing 16-17lbs. car is making around 650rwhp on some 190cc heads/stock intake/52mm tb. The heads were ported, but nothing serious just a clean up job with a 5 angle valve job.
i think they flowed 269@500. I'm happy with the cam it sounds awsome and the power band is very nice, i'm shiftting around 6500rpm but could probably take it higher. the car has seen 109mph 1/8 trap speeds at its virgin passes with 3.23s and a 10bolt, letting out and getting back in it in 1st gear. We are guessing it will see around 111-113mph when all said and done
i think they flowed 269@500. I'm happy with the cam it sounds awsome and the power band is very nice, i'm shiftting around 6500rpm but could probably take it higher. the car has seen 109mph 1/8 trap speeds at its virgin passes with 3.23s and a 10bolt, letting out and getting back in it in 1st gear. We are guessing it will see around 111-113mph when all said and done
Re: Traditional s/c cam's
Originally Posted by LittleRedZ
I have a Joe O cam in the motor now, and he conviced me that 114+ lca isnt needed for s/c applictations, is it proven? well i sure as hell belive that you dont need lots of lca to make power with s/c and i'm not loosing any boost either like people said i would, it builds boost nicely through the power band and lots of it. 3.4 upeer 7.25 lower i'm seeing 16-17lbs. car is making around 650rwhp on some 190cc heads/stock intake/52mm tb. The heads were ported, but nothing serious just a clean up job with a 5 angle valve job.
i think they flowed 269@500. I'm happy with the cam it sounds awsome and the power band is very nice, i'm shiftting around 6500rpm but could probably take it higher. the car has seen 109mph 1/8 trap speeds at its virgin passes with 3.23s and a 10bolt, letting out and getting back in it in 1st gear. We are guessing it will see around 111-113mph when all said and done
i think they flowed 269@500. I'm happy with the cam it sounds awsome and the power band is very nice, i'm shiftting around 6500rpm but could probably take it higher. the car has seen 109mph 1/8 trap speeds at its virgin passes with 3.23s and a 10bolt, letting out and getting back in it in 1st gear. We are guessing it will see around 111-113mph when all said and done
Re: Traditional s/c cam's
I believe LJ went with a 112 on his cam, which is still wide in my book.
The only example I've found so far is an LT1 that pulled 148 in the quarter at 18 psi from an ATI D1 (I think), on a 355, stock ported heads, stock ported intake, and a 224/230 - 112 cam. It follows my theory, though, that you delay Exhaust Valve Opening on a supercharged engine to take advantage of a greater expansion ratio (like compression ratio, but on the power stroke) offered by a forced induction motor.
The only example I've found so far is an LT1 that pulled 148 in the quarter at 18 psi from an ATI D1 (I think), on a 355, stock ported heads, stock ported intake, and a 224/230 - 112 cam. It follows my theory, though, that you delay Exhaust Valve Opening on a supercharged engine to take advantage of a greater expansion ratio (like compression ratio, but on the power stroke) offered by a forced induction motor.
Re: Traditional s/c cam's
Originally Posted by engineermike
I believe LJ went with a 112 on his cam, which is still wide in my book.
The only example I've found so far is an LT1 that pulled 148 in the quarter at 18 psi from an ATI D1 (I think), on a 355, stock ported heads, stock ported intake, and a 224/230 - 112 cam. It follows my theory, though, that you delay Exhaust Valve Opening on a supercharged engine to take advantage of a greater expansion ratio (like compression ratio, but on the power stroke) offered by a forced induction motor.
The only example I've found so far is an LT1 that pulled 148 in the quarter at 18 psi from an ATI D1 (I think), on a 355, stock ported heads, stock ported intake, and a 224/230 - 112 cam. It follows my theory, though, that you delay Exhaust Valve Opening on a supercharged engine to take advantage of a greater expansion ratio (like compression ratio, but on the power stroke) offered by a forced induction motor.
who is this guy and how fast is the car?
Re: Traditional s/c cam's
Originally Posted by engineermike
I'm not totally sure it was a D1 (all those ATI blowers look the same to me. . .
). It was Mike Licht and it ran in the high 9's.
). It was Mike Licht and it ran in the high 9's.
Re: Traditional s/c cam's
Originally Posted by engineermike
I'm not totally sure it was a D1 (all those ATI blowers look the same to me. . .
). It was Mike Licht and it ran in the high 9's.
). It was Mike Licht and it ran in the high 9's.
What is this guy doing going high9s at 148mph is this car 6 speed? I'm guessing right around 750rwhp to trap that high.
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My guess is that the 355 with a centrifugal didn't have that much low-end or mid. Couple that with the right (loose) converter, and it'll fly. But with a street converter in the 2500 range, it won't ET well for the mph.
Re: Traditional s/c cam's
Originally Posted by biggtime
Ive been 10 teens @ 135 with my 355, d-1 and 3000 converter. actually blowing the tires off 1.6 60'
Topic? i'm at 115 lsa
Topic? i'm at 115 lsa
Hey Biggtime, care to give out the rest of your spec's...or your combo, i am doing a 355 T-Trim on alky and looking to do what you are.....just compareing combos
Re: Traditional s/c cam's
Originally Posted by Schurters LT1
Hey Biggtime, care to give out the rest of your spec's...or your combo, i am doing a 355 T-Trim on alky and looking to do what you are.....just compareing combos
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