TSP custom 231/237,.589"/.595"112
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TSP custom 231/237,.589"/.595"112
I got a question. I would like to see what you guys would recommend using to make this cam work the best in ur minds. new valve springs, rods and rocker arms or what do yall think would be the best thing i should do?[FONT=Arial]
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You can use the 918's, Hardened PRs and Stock rockers!
Or any kind of combo you like, I like the new CC Stock Dia Dual Springs myself, or the Crane ones. Trick flow has hardened PR a little cheaper on the wallet than most. And yella terra, stockers....your call.
Nice cam choice though.
Or any kind of combo you like, I like the new CC Stock Dia Dual Springs myself, or the Crane ones. Trick flow has hardened PR a little cheaper on the wallet than most. And yella terra, stockers....your call.
Nice cam choice though.
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We like running the hardened pushrods, Crane doubles, titanium retainers & they'll fit no problem Check out them in a cam package in our December specials in the sponsors section
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hardened pushrods, Crane doubles, titanium retainers and the stock rockers will work fine ......................... but i want to know what is the RPM power range of this cam ...and if there is any chance to find it out (( formulas ))
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No flycutting if with stock unmilled heads, but what if you were to go ahead and get the cam now, and then get heads down the road? Would you run into problems then? Any certain head you'd need to be looking at to avoid flycutting and leave yourself with plenty of clearance (5.3L heads, 5.7L heads, 6.0L heads, unmilled, milled and if so, how much can they be milled)?
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I might have forgot to put the crane doubles & titanium retainers on the site I will upload them asap, these springs have worked really well for us.
The 231.237 cam has been run on a head cut 10 thou before, but I like to stick with the patriot heads with small chambers & no decking just to be safe.
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The 231.237 cam has been run on a head cut 10 thou before, but I like to stick with the patriot heads with small chambers & no decking just to be safe.
Jason
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994rwhp/902lb ft @ 22 psi (mustang dyno) www.Texas-Speed.com
Jason
Co-Owner, Texas Speed & Performance, Ltd.
2005 Twin Turbo C6
404cid Stroker, 67mm Twins
994rwhp/902lb ft @ 22 psi (mustang dyno) www.Texas-Speed.com