Lunati 382 LS1 motor, which cam?
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Lunati 382 LS1 motor, which cam?
Having a 382 LS1 built, using TEA S2 Heads (A4)
Currently running a TR224 cam in my 346 but that'd probably be too small for a 382 right?
What size does everyone recoomend? I want something that's not crazy... still needs to be somewhat streetable and I don't want to run past about 580 max lift if possible...
I was thinking maybe something along the lines of 234/238 on a 110 LSA?
Currently running a TR224 cam in my 346 but that'd probably be too small for a 382 right?
What size does everyone recoomend? I want something that's not crazy... still needs to be somewhat streetable and I don't want to run past about 580 max lift if possible...
I was thinking maybe something along the lines of 234/238 on a 110 LSA?
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so far the 224 seems pretty decent in my 346 .. it's on a 112 LSA but it idles very well (after I tweaked w/LS1 Edit). Driveability is fine too.. prior to deciding on this 382 I had thought about going w/a bigger cam (more along the lines of the TR230 cam).
RPM Range is great on it too... w/the stroker I'll prolly want to spin to 6700 max (I've heard the Comp 987 springs can float a little past that) .. i'm spinning to 6500 right now and it feels like it's still pulling (though I never had the car dynoed while the 224 was in)
RPM Range is great on it too... w/the stroker I'll prolly want to spin to 6700 max (I've heard the Comp 987 springs can float a little past that) .. i'm spinning to 6500 right now and it feels like it's still pulling (though I never had the car dynoed while the 224 was in)
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I had a 224/224 .539 114 in my 383 stroker and swaped to a 236/232 .602/.575 112. the 224 sounded near stock but made good numbers 448/439. the bigger cam sounds MUCH better, very nice lope and still idles great at 850. made 457/448 for power.