Cam for my 427 stroker
03-20-2008, 02:38 PM
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Cam for my 427 stroker Well after doing some research I've found a cam I like. Specs as follows:
250/266 .632/.632 112LSA
The motor is a L92 based 427 with CNC ported L92 heads milled to 64cc, hollow stem valves, P&P L92 carb style intake, P&P 90mm TB.
Does this cam look like a good option? I felt that it would work well due to it's stong exhaust side. Knowing that the exhaust is where the L92 heads seem to fall behind. Just looking for opinions. Thanks
250/266 .632/.632 112LSA
The motor is a L92 based 427 with CNC ported L92 heads milled to 64cc, hollow stem valves, P&P L92 carb style intake, P&P 90mm TB.
Does this cam look like a good option? I felt that it would work well due to it's stong exhaust side. Knowing that the exhaust is where the L92 heads seem to fall behind. Just looking for opinions. Thanks
03-22-2008, 09:27 AM
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Well after doing some research I've found a cam I like. Specs as follows:
250/266 .632/.632 112LSA
The motor is a L92 based 427 with CNC ported L92 heads milled to 64cc, hollow stem valves, P&P L92 carb style intake, P&P 90mm TB.
Does this cam look like a good option? I felt that it would work well due to it's stong exhaust side. Knowing that the exhaust is where the L92 heads seem to fall behind. Just looking for opinions. Thanks
250/266 .632/.632 112LSA
The motor is a L92 based 427 with CNC ported L92 heads milled to 64cc, hollow stem valves, P&P L92 carb style intake, P&P 90mm TB.
Does this cam look like a good option? I felt that it would work well due to it's stong exhaust side. Knowing that the exhaust is where the L92 heads seem to fall behind. Just looking for opinions. Thanks
03-22-2008, 10:49 AM
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personally having tried 4 different cams in my LS7 ported head 427 ranging from a 238 to 252 intake and 254 to 268 exhaust I like the mid 240 range intake and high 250 range for exhaust. Especially if it is driven on the street its a pain to tune in. Just my .02 worth.
03-22-2008, 11:17 AM
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It's mainly gonna be a weekend driver. I was going to daily drive it but I got another vehicle to commute in so the car is now just a toy. I figured I would give it a shot and see how it runs.
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IF I WERE U I WOULD GO MS4 FIND IT ON WWW.TEXAS-SPEED.COM FOR ABOUT FOR THE CAM ITSELF 349.99 ON SPECIAL RIGHT NOW AND PACKAGES WITH SPRINGS N EVERYTHING I THINK ABOUT 589.99 & 689.99 ITS ABOUT A 649 LIFT PRETTY BIG A GURANTEED TO ADD 60+ THE THE RW
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IF I WERE U I WOULD GO MS4 FIND IT ON WWW.TEXAS-SPEED.COM FOR ABOUT FOR THE CAM ITSELF 349.99 ON SPECIAL RIGHT NOW AND PACKAGES WITH SPRINGS N EVERYTHING I THINK ABOUT 589.99 & 689.99 ITS ABOUT A 649 LIFT PRETTY BIG A GURANTEED TO ADD 60+ THE THE RW
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GM Stage3 Hotcam I drive the car daily and with no problems pulls really hard from 2200 to 6200 - hang on!! Absolutely love the cam.
Here is the idle video -
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/K...L92_123254.htm
03-29-2008, 08:59 PM
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Car sounds good Capo.
Im running a 259/267 @50 on a 115 in my 422, I drive it quite a bit on the street with zero drivability issues. Thanks in large part to the great tune put into it. Im still running 1 3/4" headers and managed to pull 550.4/504 Rwhp/Tq on a Dyno jet. It dipped into the tens on the first track appearance at 3800# and running four year old whored out 26/10.5 ET streets. Also couldnt launch over 4500 without killing the tires and my 60', Im very pleased to say the least.
Im running a 259/267 @50 on a 115 in my 422, I drive it quite a bit on the street with zero drivability issues. Thanks in large part to the great tune put into it. Im still running 1 3/4" headers and managed to pull 550.4/504 Rwhp/Tq on a Dyno jet. It dipped into the tens on the first track appearance at 3800# and running four year old whored out 26/10.5 ET streets. Also couldnt launch over 4500 without killing the tires and my 60', Im very pleased to say the least.
03-30-2008, 05:34 AM
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im running a 255/264 @.050 on 114,.635"/.635",in my 427,daily driver 1.875" headers 3" flowmaster super44s,flowmaster resonators,3500 stall,th400,3.7 9",10.5:1 comp,
all i can say is awsome,woohoo......hope it helps....try to post a video/clip/sound sample as soon as i can....cheers dave....
all i can say is awsome,woohoo......hope it helps....try to post a video/clip/sound sample as soon as i can....cheers dave....
