Does any one know the specs on a stock cam?

Is This like stock specs

http://www.compcams.com/Company/CC/c...csid=1101&sb=2

 

The stock cam is 205/207 duration @ 050", .447/.459%u2033 lift, 117 L.

 

Different years has different cam specs...

92 corvettes had the specs Joe mentioned

93-95 f bodies had 202/207 @ .050" .450/.460 lift 116 LSA

 

Some good LT1 info in this article:

http://www.enginebuildermag.com/Arti...t1_engine.aspx

Includes this table:

 

is there a code on the options list for my car to tell exactly which lt1 model i have in my 95z??? or would i have to go inspecting on my motor to find out for sure?

inspecting will be a pain considering im still in the middle east since uncle sam loves to take forever to send a man home from deployment

 

I guess my question would be: why does it matter? ^^

-Dustin-

 

If you are wondering about the cam specs in the table, the differences are so close to each other as to be basically meaningless. There isn't anything that differentiates cam specs.

 

oh ok.. not much a difference is a good thing.. thanks a bunch

 

I'm not sure what your question is. You have a 95, and they give you one spec for a 95 F-Body. You have the exact same engine that is in every other 95 F-Body. There are no optional "models".

 

What rpm's does the stock cam start and end in? (Rpm Range)

 

Comp's rpm ranges are complete bull. The stock b-body cam which is listed in the above chart is MUCH smaller than the f-body cam duration wise. Yet with good valvesprings and 1.6 rockers is routinely turned to 5800.

Why don't you just tell us what you are trying to accomplish and we can help you get there?

If trying to put together a basically stock engine I would use a stock cam before a cheap cast Comp. I am sure a LOT of guys would let one go for shipping cost.

 

I'm just doing my homework for now so I can compare with other cams, I' eventually going to change mine out to a bigger one.

 

Well just remember what I said about Comp's rpm ranges being all wrong, you need to add a good 700rpm to what they say.