how does this cam look for a carb aplication?
06-17-2010, 11:03 PM
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how does this cam look for a carb aplication? I contacted comp cams and this is what they recommended i have custom ground for a carburated LQ9 in a 3,000 lb daily driven car.
Part #: 54-000-11
Grind #: 3753/3735HR110+4
Duration @ .050": 224/230
Lift w/ 1.7 Ratio: .534/.539
LSA: 110
Advance in cam: +4
I dont know much about cams so am looking to see what you all think.
Part #: 54-000-11
Grind #: 3753/3735HR110+4
Duration @ .050": 224/230
Lift w/ 1.7 Ratio: .534/.539
LSA: 110
Advance in cam: +4
I dont know much about cams so am looking to see what you all think.
06-19-2010, 02:37 PM
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By looking at the specs could you tell me what the engine would run like with just the cam and the performer manifold with a carb and MSD box. the rest of the engine would be stock
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about to order the cam, will i be ok with stock springs rods and everything i have 317 heads, LQ9 so flat top pistons, will i be ok clearance wise? Thanks!
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clearance should be ok, but I would double check piston to valve clearance anyways to make sure. And you WILL need springs with that cam. Stock springs arent good for much. Eric L
