what cam?
what cam?
so i blew my motor and am in the process of gettin a new one (think ive found one thanks to this forum) and i have le1 heads and cam. my issue is that i think the le1 cam was too big for what i wanted to do with the car and i am considering going with a smaller cam for street use. id like to make good torque down low and have good all around power. i figure if im gonna do a cam swap, i had better do it while the motor is out of the car. any suggestions?
Re: what cam?
Originally Posted by BUBBA
Crane 104227: 210/224 510/552 w/ 1.6rrs. An RV cam with good low end torque, easy tune and stock like idle. JMHO

Re: what cam?
Originally Posted by rcmtby11
the issue i sem to be having with the le1 cam is the tight lobe separation not making very good vacuum for me. i was told a wide LSA will make better vacuum
All things considered.... your low range torque will fall off if you widen the lobe seperation. If you're stuck on the idle quality issue then program a higher idle rpm.
-Mindgame
Re: what cam?
Originally Posted by Mindgame
Stop putting so much emphasis on the LSA.
All things considered.... your low range torque will fall off if you widen the lobe seperation.
Our stock cam is a 117* LSA right? Is the stock motor really that much down on power in the lower RPMs compared to a swap to anything with the 112* LSA?
Re: what cam?
Originally Posted by Mindgame
Stop putting so much emphasis on the LSA. What is the overlap?
All things considered.... your low range torque will fall off if you widen the lobe seperation. If you're stuck on the idle quality issue then program a higher idle rpm.
-Mindgame
All things considered.... your low range torque will fall off if you widen the lobe seperation. If you're stuck on the idle quality issue then program a higher idle rpm.
-Mindgame
Re: what cam?
Originally Posted by resa30673
i would go with the cc503 makes good power all the way to 6200rpm ,also good street manners.
Re: what cam?
Originally Posted by A/G
That seems to go against what the cam gurus on this forum tell me.
All things considered.... your low range torque will fall off if you widen the lobe seperation.
Our stock cam is a 117* LSA right? Is the stock motor really that much down on power in the lower RPMs compared to a swap to anything with the 112* LSA?
All things considered.... your low range torque will fall off if you widen the lobe seperation.
Our stock cam is a 117* LSA right? Is the stock motor really that much down on power in the lower RPMs compared to a swap to anything with the 112* LSA?
You will learn alot more from reading this article than I could write here...
http://www.babcox.com/editorial/ar/eb90252.htm
-Mindgame


