Tighter LSA what benifits if any on a L92 415?
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Tighter LSA what benifits if any on a L92 415?
I am trying to choose a cam for one of my motors this one being a 415 ci with 12:5:1 compression and TEA ported L92's. My question is, what benefits would I gain going with say a 110 LSA cam as opposed to a cam on a 114? Im not too concerned with the idle this car is basicly just for fun. Is there extra power to be gained with the tighter LSA?
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Originally Posted by SStrokerAce
Depends on what the motor needs and what the rest of the cam specs are.
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Let us say something small, like 224/228 on a 112lsa (straight-up), installed in a 416-418 L92…
The reason I ask is I am remembering there was a guy that hit 450/470 (on a Mustang dyno) using a 402 and AFR205s with a very small 220/224 110lsa cam...
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Originally Posted by SideStep
I will bite...
Let us say something small, like 224/228 on a 112lsa (straight-up), installed in a 416-418 L92…
The reason I ask is I am remembering there was a guy that hit 450/470 (on a Mustang dyno) using a 402 and AFR205s with a very small 220/224 110lsa cam...
Let us say something small, like 224/228 on a 112lsa (straight-up), installed in a 416-418 L92…
The reason I ask is I am remembering there was a guy that hit 450/470 (on a Mustang dyno) using a 402 and AFR205s with a very small 220/224 110lsa cam...
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Pretty general question considering that really depends on the rest of the cam specs and what you will use the car for.
Personally I would go with lower duration (240's) with the 110.
Personally I would go with lower duration (240's) with the 110.