i would like to know where the most power is on this kind of cam?

havent been to the dyno yet, but iif any one has anything let me know!!

Randy

 

Your signature indicates that the cam is a Comp Cam.
I have a cam with the same exact specs that is a Crane cam. Crane advertises idle to 6K rpms for their cam.

Tom Piper

 

I have the Crane Compucam 210/224 as well. My cam card advertises the power range as 2K to 6K.

 

Seems to me like it would pull to just a bit below 6K.

rich

 

It's a stump puller cam.

 

It's effective range is probably more like 2,000 to 5,800. You can see from
the dyno graph it falls off at about 5,800.

Crane 227 Dyno Graph

Just ignore the jaggies. I have not figured out that problem yet. I have managed
to install lots of new parts that did nothing to fix it. Nothing like a good
mystery to keep you going.

 

Like truedualws6 said, it's probably in the very high 5k area that the power peaks. Remember though, peak power is NOT where the optimal shift point is. The optimal shift point is going to be much higher in RPM, but is limited on our valvetrain stability.

Dan

 

well the box says comp crane cams! so i went ahead and put that!!
but my 2-3 shifts at around 6200-6300 rpms and when it shift it shifts HARD!!
thaks to the all mighty shift kit!!

but yea, i just wanted to see where it fell off at!!!

thanks for the replies!!

Randy