TR230 with a 3800 stall?
11-18-2005, 01:33 AM
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TR230 with a 3800 stall? Hey everyone. I was going to get a cam...even sold one of my guitars to get some money for it, but then my car busted into and the deductible sapped away that money. I think I finally decided on a cam...the TR230. I've always wanted this cam and have seen some dynamite results with it. Awesome torque curve, great midrange/top end power, decent idle for what it is, works well with stock heads, and seems to perform as well at the track as it does on the dyno. I know it's mainly recommended for 6-speed, but I think it'd work pretty well with my car. I have full bolt-ons, a 3800 stall, and 3.73's. I know the idle wouldn't be perfect because it's on a 111 LSA, but that's fine with me. So, would this cam work pretty well? Opinions please. BTW, I also may port my stock heads and mill them a bit as well. Thanks.
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11-18-2005, 07:18 AM
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Awsome cam. I like reverse splits.
It will work well with 3800 stall. Plan on a good wideband dyno tune and the idle should not be a problem.
I recommend a good exhaust system with that cam, LTs and duals with X would be best.
It will work well with 3800 stall. Plan on a good wideband dyno tune and the idle should not be a problem.
I recommend a good exhaust system with that cam, LTs and duals with X would be best.
11-18-2005, 07:34 AM
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I say you torch that thing and get the 6-speed! 
Talk to Jay, his name on here is ImportPatrolWS6. He had the same cam in his auto with a 3500 stall. I think he recently switched to a bigger one, but he daily drove his and would be able to give you a good idea of how it ran.
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Talk to Jay, his name on here is ImportPatrolWS6. He had the same cam in his auto with a 3500 stall. I think he recently switched to a bigger one, but he daily drove his and would be able to give you a good idea of how it ran.Rob
11-18-2005, 12:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Ωmega
I say you torch that thing and get the 6-speed! Talk to Jay, his name on here is ImportPatrolWS6. He had the same cam in his auto with a 3500 stall. I think he recently switched to a bigger one, but he daily drove his and would be able to give you a good idea of how it ran.
Rob
Talk to Jay, his name on here is ImportPatrolWS6. He had the same cam in his auto with a 3500 stall. I think he recently switched to a bigger one, but he daily drove his and would be able to give you a good idea of how it ran.Rob
11-18-2005, 06:17 PM
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I got my 10-bolt fixed once...but it came back even more. . . broken. . . more broke. Eh whatever.
I think I hurt my back, I'm going on workman's comp. That's the life for me.
I think I hurt my back, I'm going on workman's comp. That's the life for me.
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Originally Posted by 8banger
Yeah....and break the 10-bolt without even flooring it? Hell ******' no. You work today?
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