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Old 03-12-2005, 05:27 PM
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Got my car dynoed. It's a cam only car with Hooker Long tubes no cats, True duals out the rear and LS6 intake. Pretty much all bolt ons except for pulley and on 18's. Cam specs are 231/237 .589/.595 112 LSA from Speed Inc (SI5) . I am really happy with the results. I know with a pulley I'll be well over 400 rwhp. I can't believe how much torque I got to the wheels.
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Pulley and you're over 400, with great tq. to boot! Congrats!
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that was with a tune im guessing
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Originally Posted by Jpr5690
that was with a tune im guessing
Yes, and a tune
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good numbers i was looking at a fms cam but i might have to look at spped inc too..
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yeah, i wasnt going to get it after all I heard about TSP's 231/237 but I was real happy with the results. Can't wait to see what I do with a pulley.
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Good numbers. I think is pretty cool how they ripped off the "TSP 231/237" cam too
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it's a little different from the TSP but not much. TSP lift .595/.589 Speed Inc. lift .589/.595 some duration and Lobe seperation though.
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Wow good numbers, did you do the work yourself? I hoping to dyno there to soon.
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Originally Posted by gomer
Good numbers. I think is pretty cool how they ripped off the "TSP 231/237" cam too
I wonder if the lobes are similar?
The speedinc 231/237 seems to make better tq.
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Wow good numbers, did you do the work yourself? I hoping to dyno there to soon.
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yes, did the work my self. I was real happy with the torque numbers. I've seen alot of H/C set up's not getting as much torque.
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Nice looking graph!!
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thanks man
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man, now i want this cam!!!!! im hopin it will flow well with my mti stage 2e heads
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thats a proven cam
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AWSOME numbers.... check out the graph in my sig our dyno sheets are very similar...
except it took me heads and a small cam to get there...

good luck bro!
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You would have been right around 400 rwhp if you would have pulled it another 200-300 RPM...the curve was still headed up. Good numbers.
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nice numbers!

was run 1 untuned and run 5 after the tune? or is it before and after the cam?
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Awesome dude. I have a very similar Comp Cam (230/236 .598/.595 112) that I still need to get dynoed, I guess I'll be very close to 400rwhp just like you hopefully!
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Grat results, hope you have fun with the new found power!

Originally Posted by Ws6ik_2000
it's a little different from the TSP but not much. TSP lift .595/.589 Speed Inc. lift .589/.595 some duration and Lobe seperation though.
TSP's lift is actually .598/.595.

Gomer... Why do you say it is cool that the cam was more / less copied?

Lastly, what was all the bad stuff said about the cam? I had one when they first cam out. If I remember correctly, Gomer did around 450 with one and I did 448 with 410 torque. I never had any problems with mine and thought that it was one of the best cams on the market at the time.


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