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new cam for best sound/torque on 355 build

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Old May 20, 2010 | 05:15 PM
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new cam for best sound/torque on 355 build

hey guys just wondering what would be the best(in title) to replace stock cam. My mechanic says the stock cam is good also but i've considered something different while it's torn apart. This will be a daily driver/weekend car so & i,ve read alot of forum input about the 305&306 sojust gimme your input.......thanks
Old May 20, 2010 | 05:35 PM
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Sounds like you have some reading to do...check this out:

http://www.ls1tech.com/forums/lt1-lt...ion-guide.html
Old May 20, 2010 | 09:34 PM
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Originally Posted by RamAir95TA
Sounds like you have some reading to do...check this out:

http://www.ls1tech.com/forums/lt1-lt...ion-guide.html


good stuff...........
Old May 21, 2010 | 11:31 AM
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Why read here are some good ones with the part numbers at the end and they are described. Some work with factory heads and equip and some are for more radical builds take your pick each is explained:

Cam Specs Details Cam Part #
Lift: .500/.510 dur @ .050 210/220 LSA: 114 Best for stock LT1 engines with stock computers,
RPM operating range 1000-5000 07-304-8

Lift: .510/.510 dur @ .050 220/230 LSA: 114 For use with LT1 engines with modified computers,
RPM operating range 1500-5500 07-305-8

Lift: .510/.540 dur @ .050 230/244 LSA: 112 For use with LT1 engines with modified computer, intake plenum, runners, 2500 stall in automatics, M6, RPM operating range 1800-5800 07-306-8

Lift: .480/.488 dur @ .050 206/212 LSA: 112 Works good in LT1 stock engines, increased power & economy over stock, RPM operating range 1000-5000 07-500-8

Lift: .488/.495 dur @ .050 212/218 LSA: 112 Best for increased power in LT1 engines with no modifications, RPM operating range 1200-5200 07-501-8

Lift: .495/.503 dur @ .050 218/224 LSA: 112 Good for LT1 with aftermarket chip & upgraded exhaust,
RPM operating range 1500-5500 07-502-8

Lift: .503/.510 dur @ .050 224/230 LSA: 112 Best cam for modified LT1's with improved chip, plenum, runners, exhaust, & 2000+ stall in Auto, M6,RPM operating range 1800-5800 07-503-8

Lift: .495/.510 dur @ .050 218/230 LSA: 114 Strong blower cam for street-stripLT1's, ECM tuning 218230

Lift: .495/.502 dur @ .050 218/224 LSA: 112 Really good street cam,mid-top end power, 2000+ stall or M6, gears, and of course ECM tuning 218224

Lift: .502/.510 dur @ .050 224/230 LSA: 112 Mid-top end power, headers, heads, gears, 2000+ stall or M6, ECM tuning 224230

Lift: .502/.520 dur @ .050 224/236 LSA: 114 Strong blower cam for street-strip , heads, upgrade exhaust, 2000+ stall or M6, gears, ECM tuning 224236

Lift: .510/.520 dur @ .050 230/236 LSA: 112 Very strong cam for street-strip applications, heads, headers, gears, 2000+ stall or M6, ECM tuning 230236
Old May 21, 2010 | 11:50 AM
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I think it's funny you say, "Why read" but then list 13 different cam specs to read.
Old May 21, 2010 | 11:53 AM
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look into the comp cams "503" or cc 224/230. It is a popular grind for stock and mild ported heads. It shouldnt be too hard to get a spot on tune with a mail order guy(Madwolf, Pcm4less).

With LT headers, exhaust, 1.6 rockers, etc. (supporting mods) it should put down 335-355rwhp depending on the setup and if your a M6/A4 an 12 or 10 bolt.
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