poltergeist 02

iTrader: (65)

Alright, i have both of these cam. I bought the tsp cam first but then i came across a deal on the comp xe-r so i picked that one up too. I would like some input on which is better and why before i do the install. All opinions will be much appreciated!

Texas speed torquer v2
232/234 595/598 on a 114
vs.
Comp cams xe-r 281
232/234 595/598 on a 112

poltergeist 02

iTrader: (65)

this may help im going to be using; fast toys lid, slp maf, shaner s3 p&p tb, ls6 intake, pacesetter coated headers and y, mufflex 3.5" cat back, 3.73 gear, vig 2800-3000 stall.

brian_rs/ss

112 lsa...CHOP CHOP CHOP CHOP



other than that...there's not a real difference. TSP uses comp cams...sooo i'm pretty sure the only dif is the lsa..which is completely up to you.

SOMbitch

iTrader: (8)

LSA is the only difference. They are both on X-ER lobes.

poltergeist 02

iTrader: (65)

so performance wise, wich is the better cam to use? the lsa must make a difference other than the way it sounds at idle.

PowerShift408

iTrader: (44)

Do you have any nitrous in your future? If so, it will like the wider 114 LSA.

180ls1

iTrader: (4)

the 112 will sound a little meaner and help the lowend, but not a whole lot. The 114 will be a better driver and better for boost, but not a whole lot.

printmanjackson

iTrader: (1)

^ I agree

poltergeist 02

iTrader: (65)

staying n/a for now

PowerShift408

iTrader: (44)

The narrower LSA will promote better peak numbers, the wider LSA will promote more power under the curve. They won't have huge differences, but we're nitpicking to start with.

Jason 98 TA

iTrader: (4)

My vote sell both of them & go Torquer v3. The V3 was designed to produce more overall power & it comes in earlier than the V2 camshaft.

larrygto

iTrader: (3)

IMO they're both too big for your stall.

mcamarols1

iTrader: (9)

will the V.3 fit your older style PRC 2.5(243) with 2.04/1.575 valves with the stock headgasket thickness? Im running the V2 on a 112 right now.

poltergeist 02

iTrader: (65)

how well does it perform?

poltergeist 02

iTrader: (65)

you dont think a 3000 stall is enough for those cams? why?

Phantom_LS2

iTrader: (3)

I vote 112. I am a little biased though...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTW-j...=youtube_gdata

AINT SKEERED

iTrader: (2)

a 3000 is to small for almost any thing over stock to really perform.

poltergeist 02

iTrader: (65)

what size stall do you think i should go with?

SOMbitch

iTrader: (8)

3600 is perfect IMO but 4000 would be great too.

BTW 3600 on a 230/234 111 here...

larrygto

iTrader: (3)

I have the TV2 and 3600 stall and it bogs a bit out of the hole and at each shift. In my case the TV2 dosent really come to life till well over 4000rpm, then it pulls like a bitch right up till it shifts.