which cam
#1
which cam
what cam should i run. i want good power and that hot rod idle but it needs to be supercharger friendly for when i put a procharger on my gto im running 1.8 roller rockers
#3
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Overlap is always more power.
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#5
I guess I didn't really think of it that way....I always just tjought of it as losing boost through too much overlap.
#6
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At a certain level depending on the rest of your motor setup, overlap starts to bleed too much intake and usually we compensate by adding more boost.
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I know you have tried to set things straight about this over and over, glad to see that you haven't given up. This generalized misconception needs to die.
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#8
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I've built/used a couple of supercharged setup for street, every time, results are the same just adding a bit of overlap will see an increase in power.
#9
That is the trick. When is too much? From my experience from 7 to 10 psi around 6* positive overlap is very manageable. Valve events of cam also can help by making cam less exhaust biased from TDC.
At a certain level depending on the rest of your motor setup, overlap starts to bleed too much intake and usually we compensate by adding more boost.
At a certain level depending on the rest of your motor setup, overlap starts to bleed too much intake and usually we compensate by adding more boost.
Also, another question....when people say "shoot for 9:1 compression for boost" what kind of dcr are they going for, or I guess, if you have a high 12:1 or so scr, but a huge cam which drops the dcr down to 8.2:1, can this setup tske boost just like the lower static compression smaller csm motor?