Time for a BIGGER Cam
Originally posted by xxsaint69x
CC306
Times in the sig (3610race weight, street tires, 50ish, low humidity 400above sea level)
Dyno 348.7rwhp/344rwtq 348.7rwhp and 344 rwtq (90+, high humidity)
Stock Tb, Stock waterpump, stock heads, longtubes, 3inch ypipe, cutout, SLp 2 OTL, 4.11 Gears, LS1 K&N FIPK, and some other stuff i am forgeting.
Marcin
CC306

Times in the sig (3610race weight, street tires, 50ish, low humidity 400above sea level)
Dyno 348.7rwhp/344rwtq 348.7rwhp and 344 rwtq (90+, high humidity)
Stock Tb, Stock waterpump, stock heads, longtubes, 3inch ypipe, cutout, SLp 2 OTL, 4.11 Gears, LS1 K&N FIPK, and some other stuff i am forgeting.
Marcin
Wait until i get some good weather.
grease you didnt like your ZZ409? thast what i'm runnin with TPIS ported heads, titanium retainers, hardened push rods, 2.0 and 1.56 valved with 1.52 RR's
I'm takin er to tha track Saturday,
Another questino what altitude are you at? granted i dont think i'll see low 12's like you cuz i dont have gears, still runnin my 3.42's, on a stock clutch
I'll keep everyone posted on what i run..
I'm takin er to tha track Saturday,
Another questino what altitude are you at? granted i dont think i'll see low 12's like you cuz i dont have gears, still runnin my 3.42's, on a stock clutch
I'll keep everyone posted on what i run..
Originally posted by 97SS_1341
grease you didnt like your ZZ409?
grease you didnt like your ZZ409?
Since then I've picked up 85rwhp, and with identical 60ft times I'm only running 4 tenths but 6mph faster. My 1/8 mile times are still the same
Who knows?
I think the 847 may be the cam for me.
atljar, how much would lt1dave charge to tune a car? I am just around 3 hours from Cincinnati. Does he dynotune or tune at the track or what?
atljar, how much would lt1dave charge to tune a car? I am just around 3 hours from Cincinnati. Does he dynotune or tune at the track or what?
I dont want to put a price on his work, best off shooting him an email and asking him.
He got my cars timing curve running very smoothly just by driving it up and down the street, coming back, and reflashing, then repeating.
He didnt mess with the a/f ratios at all b/c he knew i was going to play with them myself at the track anyways.
I have seen him go to dyno shops and dyno tune, he is always at the track tuning peoples cars etc. Best off just emailing him and seeing what works best for the two of you. I know this next weekend he and I are headed down to BG for the f body shootout, so he may be hard to get ahold of.
He got my cars timing curve running very smoothly just by driving it up and down the street, coming back, and reflashing, then repeating.
He didnt mess with the a/f ratios at all b/c he knew i was going to play with them myself at the track anyways.
I have seen him go to dyno shops and dyno tune, he is always at the track tuning peoples cars etc. Best off just emailing him and seeing what works best for the two of you. I know this next weekend he and I are headed down to BG for the f body shootout, so he may be hard to get ahold of.
I know about the shifting issues, I had a 95 Formula with a 3000 stall and it wouldn't shift on slicks.
Not sure if the Camaro now has the problem or not, haven't had slicks on it yet.
Not sure if the Camaro now has the problem or not, haven't had slicks on it yet.
I had the hot cam w/1.6 rr, and I installed the cc306 cam I am much much happier with it. Car picked up 4 tenths of a second in the 1/8 mile. All I changed was the Cam and had new tuning for the cam. I have yet to have it on a dyno But I hope to soon.
Good luck.
chris
Good luck.
chris
Yes that GM 847 is a very nice cam. I recommend it. I went with a custom grind comp. 236/244 at .608/.614 lift and 112 degrees lobe seperation and I am extremely happy with it. I havent had a chance to take it to the track or dyno it but its estimated around 360 rwhp. If I remember it was about 300 bucks for the cam but just remember if your going with a cam the size of the 847 your gonna be spending money on bigger springs and other little extras. It ended up costing me around 1200 bucks total for all parts, installation, and tunning from Tracey Scott at scott racing and performance www.ts-performance.com. He will tune your car on the street just like LT1Dave and they both do great tunning for around 150 bucks.
OK, guys now the big question, how much et do you think it would pick up at the track?
Here is what it has done as of now:
12.7 @ 106 with a 1.98 60' with a best mph of 107
I will be running ET Streets from here on out so you can figure the time with a good 60'.
Here is what it has done as of now:
12.7 @ 106 with a 1.98 60' with a best mph of 107
I will be running ET Streets from here on out so you can figure the time with a good 60'.


