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10-16-2008, 06:41 PM
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Assuming all of the safety equipment, running colder plugs, fuel pump, tune, etc. etc. a 150 shot wet would be about the most you would want to run on the stock block. Could always play it a little safer and spray a 125 shot which is probaly what I personally would do but there are many people spraying 150 with zero issues.
In terms of cams...at that level of spray running a custom grind n20 cam or an off-the shelf with a wide lobe separation is not going to really benefit you at all over just any old off-the shelf. If the car is going to be sprayed constantly and/or with a bigger hit as in 200/250+ then yes.
In terms of cams...at that level of spray running a custom grind n20 cam or an off-the shelf with a wide lobe separation is not going to really benefit you at all over just any old off-the shelf. If the car is going to be sprayed constantly and/or with a bigger hit as in 200/250+ then yes.
10-17-2008, 12:14 AM
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i had a custom advance induction cam thanks to MY DUDE " STEALTHFORMULA " i was running a 150 all day atleast 80+ runs no problem till i jumped to 175 that lasted about 15-20runs lol............bye bye rings
10-17-2008, 09:47 AM
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The n2o limit for stock motors would be a 150 shot. After that things really get interesting.
As for a cam, if you look at the gains your going to get from the juice its going to be more tq than hp. So finding a cam that will make more hp than tq is going to be you best bet. Many people go with a blower came as they are pretty similar. Another one would be the cc306 on 112.
As for a cam, if you look at the gains your going to get from the juice its going to be more tq than hp. So finding a cam that will make more hp than tq is going to be you best bet. Many people go with a blower came as they are pretty similar. Another one would be the cc306 on 112.
10-17-2008, 10:27 AM
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are u asking how much u can spray a stock block, or what cam? Or are you asking how much can u spray, and cam the shortblock? i dont know i might be confusing myself more. 
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10-17-2008, 11:22 AM
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i was asking how much stock long block could handle spray wise. but i was also wondering what cam would work well with the spray yet make decent powere on motor to.