A nice Nitrous cam??
09-02-2004, 11:21 PM
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A nice Nitrous cam?? Was looking to get a nice street strip cam that will work nice with the juice.. all mods listed below, is a everyday driver. was looking at maybe TR224/ 112? was also looking for insight on Z06 assembled heads, what do u think about them??
09-03-2004, 08:18 AM
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First question is "How much you want to shoot?"
You can shoot any cam but some up to a certain level then more exhaust dur/lift is needed. In general ~150 is accepted by the majority of cams (Even reverse splits)
A TR224 112lsa is a no split cam and will perform under nitrous, especially dry.
125 dry is like ~100+ wet
You can shoot any cam but some up to a certain level then more exhaust dur/lift is needed. In general ~150 is accepted by the majority of cams (Even reverse splits)
A TR224 112lsa is a no split cam and will perform under nitrous, especially dry.
125 dry is like ~100+ wet
09-03-2004, 10:47 AM
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I believe the 231/237 likes the spray. It should be fine for a daily driver since you have 3.73's. I have 3.42's and I was driving it daily with no problems before I left for school. Of course, drivability is a matter of opinion. If you are concerned with drivability you would probably be better off going with a smaller cam, I'm sure it would perform just as well.
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09-03-2004, 10:08 PM
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I was always told that if you are not spraying more than a 150 don't worry about the cam. Build your motor the way it will run 95% of the time, on motor. That is just what I was told, so I am passing it on. It has worked fine for me.
09-03-2004, 10:23 PM
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I know HPE is about to start stocking their "R" cam. It has good street manners, and is designed by HPE especially for Nitrous. 
That CAM with SPRAY definately ROLLS!!!
That CAM with SPRAY definately ROLLS!!!
09-04-2004, 08:06 AM
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Originally Posted by StupidFast
I was always told that if you are not spraying more than a 150 don't worry about the cam. Build your motor the way it will run 95% of the time, on motor. That is just what I was told, so I am passing it on. It has worked fine for me.
