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Old 03-29-2013, 11:27 AM
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i have a comps cam 305. it is at .050: 220I 230E .510/.510 on a 114lsa with a 110 icl. thinking if retarding this cam 4 degrees with a adjustable timing chain in my daily driver. any recc? itl ooks like the exhaust centerline will be roughly on a 122 making the intake a 114. should i or should i not. just asking. havent installed the cam yet but getting close to it. i was using th wallace cam calculator and it would suggest the the low rpm/idle would improve some plus spread the power out. dont care if im wrong but dont want to actually make the mistake and then be mad lol. thanks in advance
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forgot my current setuo isnt in here loaded. 98 vortec 350 9.4:1 compression,ccc carb by seam murphy,2004r with 2500 stall,3.42 rear gear,27.1 rear tire, edlbrock shorty headers.
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don't waste time with that cam and don't waste time with trying to screw with the characteristics messing with the timing chain.
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cam already purchased. too late lol.
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even if its not worth doing i stll want to know why not, pro's cons etc.
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Read how to degree a camshaft.
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that dosent tell me what i want to know. looking for y not,not just dont.
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I'm telling you, read how to degree a camshaft.
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Damn sure don't retard it.
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Why trying to reinvent the wheel? Just install it straight up and go.
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Originally Posted by Ed Wright
Damn sure don't retard it.
Agreed. Retarding that cam will just turn a turd into a mushy turd.
Drop it in and degree it to see where it is. If it's 110 or more, bring it back to about 107 ICL.
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Originally Posted by SS RRR
Why trying to reinvent the wheel? Just install it straight up and go.
He bought an ancient mediocre wheel which was a bad choice.............

Originally Posted by bowtienut
Agreed. Retarding that cam will just turn a turd into a mushy turd.
Drop it in and degree it to see where it is. If it's 110 or more, bring it back to about 107 ICL.
Better yet sell off the cam and leave the car alone till he is willing to do something well.
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What vehicle is this going in?
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I don't think the cc305 is the end of the world for someone who just wants a bit of lope for an old school small block, but if thread is max performance oriented then I think you should redo your whole build.
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This cam works well with boost
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Originally Posted by 1toofastlt1
This cam works well with boost
Was just going to say this.....
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not a max effort but i would like to get 300+ rwhp and have a good daily driver. i was just asking cuz i was curious about what would happen.this cam is going into a '87 buick regal with a vortec 350 wit a ccc carb tuned by shawn murphy induction.



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