I am doing the cc305 cam and i just wanted to see how loopey it was. I was wondering if anybody had a sound clip of this cam. Just want to know how loopey the bump stick is.Thanks Guys

 

I wish I had a sound clip of mine, I think you'd like it. It's fairly lopey w/ my LTs, but not like a CC306 of course, but it is definitely noticeable.

 

This is my car, cc305, with 1 3/4 LT's 3 inch exhaust and junk flo-pro muffler

http://www.djcobol.com/firebird355/my%20car.wmv

 

Very nice, nothing like the 306 but after hearing that i'd consider it.

 

Wow, I have a cc305, hooker long tubes out 3" though a magnaflow muffler, and mine sounds tame. That or i'm just used to hearing it now.

 

Link This is mine with a cat and shorties.

 

Old video... True duals, no cross over, purple horny mufflers with turn downs.

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http://nkyfba.homeip.net/uploads/nomad/108_0818.AVI

-Shannon

 

Hey man its not all about the sound.... dont go overboard with the 306 if you dont have the motor to back it... The CC305 is good for stock motors.... It requires different springs but its not a big deal... With a little tuning and a good converter to go with it it works out pretty nice..

 

hey firebird355, what lobe seperation is that? 114? oh and what is that idle set at? 1000?

im curious because i have a schnieder cam that has almost the same exact specs as a cc305 and if it will sound like that i am all for it. i would turn idle to about 800 and leave it be.

 

The tune cam make a difference on sound also. I had a friend who was running a 257 intake and 268 ex duration cam, in a 383, and it idled at 950 rpm and sounded very mild, until he ran a 10.82 in the 1/4. Exhaust materials, tune, temps outside, etc and recording device make a little bit of difference. See if anyone on the forum lives around you. do a search?