TSP Torquerv.2 cam
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TSP Torquerv.2 cam
tsp torquer v.2 camshaft. would like to know how this cam performs,your thoughts, happy or not. your rwhp and tq. how choppy is it. any video's on this cam? plus any info on this cam would be appreciated.
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Originally Posted by cowboysfan
tsp torquer v.2 camshaft. would like to know how this cam performs,your thoughts, happy or not. your rwhp and tq. how choppy is it. any video's on this cam? plus any info on this cam would be appreciated.
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We put one in my friends 35TH LE VERT and with no heads and 3950lbe race weight he is running 12.1s@ 111mph with a A4 with a 3500 yank and stock heads.... I have been seeing that M6 car are putting 418whp with that cam on stock heads
This is b4 Tune and on street tires
http://media.putfile.com/charelstorqer2cam poor 03 cobra
This is b4 Tune and on street tires
http://media.putfile.com/charelstorqer2cam poor 03 cobra
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We typically see about 50rwhp gains from the Torquer cam package! You might run a search in the dyno section for some results with stock heads & with some aftermarket heads
Now's definately the time to buy, the cams & cam packages are on big special on the new website!!
www.texas-speed.com
Now's definately the time to buy, the cams & cam packages are on big special on the new website!!
www.texas-speed.com
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We have alot of customers run this camshaft with 3.42 gears
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How is it off the line? I don't mean dragstrip off the line. I mean, at a stoplight when you go to take off. Does this cam cause the engine to shudder under load until you get up in RPM?
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I was going to run this cam also. I didn't want to worry about/check my PTV clearance. The guys at TSP said it'd work no prob. But it seems like it'd be a little close to throw in w/o checking. So I went with something a little smaller. Let us know... Good luck!
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Ill be calling tsp here soon for ordering parts.
TSP does company offer price match and /or military discount? I have a list, ready for mods!
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TSP does company offer price match and /or military discount? I have a list, ready for mods!
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Now by Torquer V2 you're talking about 232/234 right?
I've had this cam in for about 10 days now on a 113 lsa+0 to clear my PRC 2.5/5.3L.
Everyone here knows, I'm an advocate of smaller Stealth cams, and let me tell you that I'm impressed with the driveability of the Torquer v2.
I lost some low rpm response, that was to be expected but when you get above 3K rpm, you can feel the loads of extra power waking up.
I'm going to the track tomorow to try it out, both NA and on nitrous. NA will not be optimum as I have a nitrous tune (rich at WOT), I'll let you know the results Friday.
I've had this cam in for about 10 days now on a 113 lsa+0 to clear my PRC 2.5/5.3L.
Everyone here knows, I'm an advocate of smaller Stealth cams, and let me tell you that I'm impressed with the driveability of the Torquer v2.
I lost some low rpm response, that was to be expected but when you get above 3K rpm, you can feel the loads of extra power waking up.
I'm going to the track tomorow to try it out, both NA and on nitrous. NA will not be optimum as I have a nitrous tune (rich at WOT), I'll let you know the results Friday.
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yeah when i do get a cam, hopefully sooner than later, this is what im going to go with. Jason from texas speed said going with a 114 lsa would do great with the mods Ive done. What benefit comes with the 114 lsa over say 112 or even 113 +0? You guys think this will do well??
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This thread has my results for that cam.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/generation-iii-internal-engine/426056-tsp-232-234-prc-5-3-results.html
https://ls1tech.com/forums/generation-iii-internal-engine/426056-tsp-232-234-prc-5-3-results.html