cc 306 cam?
cc 306 cam?
im looking at a cc 306 cam i was looking at the 305 but this one is bigger and wanted to see if id have to have a vacuum booster for this cam or ever the 305?
does comp cams sel a kit with v-springs lifters and cam?
thanks
any suggestions on other cams for a bolt-on lt1 6-speed let meknow what u have.
* will these springs fit a lt1? K motion valve springs #k1200
does comp cams sel a kit with v-springs lifters and cam?
thanks
any suggestions on other cams for a bolt-on lt1 6-speed let meknow what u have.
* will these springs fit a lt1? K motion valve springs #k1200
Last edited by twistedbowtie; May 8, 2011 at 11:17 PM.
Re: cc 306 cam?
My bad I didn't see the part where the car is a 6 speed I'm a little drunk. As for your cam situation the cc503 is a very good proven cam for stock heads. How much do you plan on having your heads ported and when you say eventually in how much time? The cc306 will work with stock heads but it wont be living up to its potential
Re: cc 306 cam?
in the next 6 months or so. honestly im not good with the whole port thing. i was gonna try and get as much out of them as the shop can. (they are gaskets port matched now.) i wanting to use ether. i didnt wanna pay 700$ for the kit though. what all has to be replaced? i know the valve springs (whatsthe cheapest springs i can run?) but what else do i "have" to upgrade?
thanks for the help
thanks for the help
Re: cc 306 cam?
The CC306 is an okay cam with GOOD fully ported heads, but for what you're looking for it's a poor choice.
If you don't have the money to do it right I wouldn't do it at all. A cam swap is fairly involved, and the valve springs aren't something you want to get the "cheapest". You're looking at the cam, rockers, pushrods, guideplates, lifters, timing chain, and most importantly a TUNE. A few of those things listed are optional but highly recommended. You may want to reconsider having the heads done for such a budgeted price. Many times shops don't know what they are doing and the heads will end up performing the same as stock, if not worse.
Consider saving up a bit more money - you'll thank yourself in the long run.
If you don't have the money to do it right I wouldn't do it at all. A cam swap is fairly involved, and the valve springs aren't something you want to get the "cheapest". You're looking at the cam, rockers, pushrods, guideplates, lifters, timing chain, and most importantly a TUNE. A few of those things listed are optional but highly recommended. You may want to reconsider having the heads done for such a budgeted price. Many times shops don't know what they are doing and the heads will end up performing the same as stock, if not worse.
Consider saving up a bit more money - you'll thank yourself in the long run.
Re: cc 306 cam?
will these valve springs work with the cc305 cam? i have nio clue how to tell and some of you guys are really good at this. thanks
**(or will ls6 springs work on the lt1 with cc305?)**
VALVETRAIN:Hydraulic Roller
Rocker Arm Ratio = 1.70:1
Valve Lash Net Lash: No Adjustment
Valve Face Angle = 45 degrees
Valve Seat Angle = 46 degrees
Valve Seat RO: 0.05mm / 0.002" Max.
Valve Seat Width (Intake) = 1.02mm / 0.04"
Valve Seat Width (Exhaust) = 1.78mm / 0.07"
Valve Stem:
Clearances:
Intake (P): 0.025-0.066mm / 0.001-0.0026"
Intake (SL): 0.093mm / 0.0037" Max.
Exhaust (P): 0.025-0.066mm / 0.001-0.0026"
Exhaust (SL): 0.093mm / 0.0037" Max
Oil Seal Installed Height = 18.1-19.1mm / 0.712-0.752"
(Measured from VS Shim toTop Edge od Seal Body)
Valve Stem Dia. (P): 7.955-7.976mm / 0.313-0.314"
Valve Stem Dia. (SL) 7.9mm / 0.311 Min.
Valve Spring:
Free Length = 52.9mm / 2.08"
Pressure (Closed) = 340 N @ 45.75mm / 76# @ 1.80"
Pressure (Open) = 980 N @ 33.55mm / 220# @ 1.32"
Installed Height (Intake) = 45.75mm / 1.800"
Installed Height (Exhaust) = 45.75mm / 1.8"
Valve Guide Installed Height = 17.32mm / 0.682"
(Measured from Spring Seat Surface to Top of valve Guide)
Roller Lifter Dia.:17.78mm / 0.700"
Valve Material: Stainless Steel, Hollow Stems, Na filled Exhaust
Net Valve Lift: Intake/Exhaust
(11.99mm) / 0.479" (12.17mm)
**(or will ls6 springs work on the lt1 with cc305?)**
VALVETRAIN:Hydraulic Roller
Rocker Arm Ratio = 1.70:1
Valve Lash Net Lash: No Adjustment
Valve Face Angle = 45 degrees
Valve Seat Angle = 46 degrees
Valve Seat RO: 0.05mm / 0.002" Max.
Valve Seat Width (Intake) = 1.02mm / 0.04"
Valve Seat Width (Exhaust) = 1.78mm / 0.07"
Valve Stem:
Clearances:
Intake (P): 0.025-0.066mm / 0.001-0.0026"
Intake (SL): 0.093mm / 0.0037" Max.
Exhaust (P): 0.025-0.066mm / 0.001-0.0026"
Exhaust (SL): 0.093mm / 0.0037" Max
Oil Seal Installed Height = 18.1-19.1mm / 0.712-0.752"
(Measured from VS Shim toTop Edge od Seal Body)
Valve Stem Dia. (P): 7.955-7.976mm / 0.313-0.314"
Valve Stem Dia. (SL) 7.9mm / 0.311 Min.
Valve Spring:
Free Length = 52.9mm / 2.08"
Pressure (Closed) = 340 N @ 45.75mm / 76# @ 1.80"
Pressure (Open) = 980 N @ 33.55mm / 220# @ 1.32"
Installed Height (Intake) = 45.75mm / 1.800"
Installed Height (Exhaust) = 45.75mm / 1.8"
Valve Guide Installed Height = 17.32mm / 0.682"
(Measured from Spring Seat Surface to Top of valve Guide)
Roller Lifter Dia.:17.78mm / 0.700"
Valve Material: Stainless Steel, Hollow Stems, Na filled Exhaust
Net Valve Lift: Intake/Exhaust
(11.99mm) / 0.479" (12.17mm)
Last edited by twistedbowtie; May 11, 2011 at 03:08 PM.
Re: cc 306 cam?
The 305 is a **** cam.. go 503 if you want off the shelf. And a set of comp behives will work fine. The 503 is an awesome cam on stock and ported heads... ignore the 305... take a look at some of advanced induction cams and Lloyd Elliot cams also...
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