GM 847 questions
GM 847 questions
I know there has been a lot of talk about this cam and I'm thinking about using it in my 383 with 11:1 compression and 195cc AFR heads. However, I don't want a cam that has a high idle to it. What is everyone running there idle at and how much vacuum does it produce? Is everyones power brakes ok?
Peak hp rpm about 5800 from what I've been reading off of dynos correct. But how's the torque?
Thanks.
Peak hp rpm about 5800 from what I've been reading off of dynos correct. But how's the torque?
Thanks.
I run the cam and mine peakedaround 6600, idles around 800. extremely happy with the cam and just loves the spray. I personally think your runners will be a bit small(195) for the cubes but that is just my opinion, and your peak will be lower
So, your 350 peaked at 6600....so....on a 383....probably looking about 500 rpms lower which is perfect because I don't want to take it over 6500....after all this is a truck and weekend cruiser and the smaller runners will help with the torque factor and lowering rpm a little bit more as well.
And in your 350 it idles at 800....that's nice as well....I'm hoping I can get it to idle at 800-825 in my 383....maybe lower.
Just looking to get 400rwhp out of it.
Sounds like I got my answers....
And in your 350 it idles at 800....that's nice as well....I'm hoping I can get it to idle at 800-825 in my 383....maybe lower.
Just looking to get 400rwhp out of it.
Sounds like I got my answers....
jonsey sounds spot on. I had the 847 many moons ago in an L98....damn thing would scream when I had it carbed (spin all the way to 6500 easy), going back to tpi was a bad decision on my part, since it couldn't flow anywhere near enough cfm.....oh well lesson's learned early in like.
A word from history here. A hot, wild cam in a small small block is much milder as the cubes go up. The old 350 horse 350 cid cam had a very rough idle in a 283 and rough idle in a 327. So, what I'm getting at, is that a 847 will seem much milder in a 383 than it does in a 350. Yes, the 383 is only about 9% larger than a 350 but a 350 is only 7% larger than a 327.....
Point is, the 847 will be a stout, not at all wild cam in a 383. It'll idle nicely at 800 rpm and will pull strong to 6000+ rpm.
Point is, the 847 will be a stout, not at all wild cam in a 383. It'll idle nicely at 800 rpm and will pull strong to 6000+ rpm.
A word from history here. A hot, wild cam in a small small block is much milder as the cubes go up. The old 350 horse 350 cid cam had a very rough idle in a 283 and rough idle in a 327. So, what I'm getting at, is that a 847 will seem much milder in a 383 than it does in a 350. Yes, the 383 is only about 9% larger than a 350 but a 350 is only 7% larger than a 327.....
Point is, the 847 will be a stout, not at all wild cam in a 383. It'll idle nicely at 800 rpm and will pull strong to 6000+ rpm.
Point is, the 847 will be a stout, not at all wild cam in a 383. It'll idle nicely at 800 rpm and will pull strong to 6000+ rpm.
I've seen several dynos of a 383 with 195cc heads and 11:1 compression make this cam peak about 5800-5900 rpms with a single plane EFI setup and about 6100 with a "mini-ram" intake.
I'll be going with the single plane in the truck.
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