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Old 05-20-2006, 06:20 AM
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OK check out my sign and what to you think Ill have for RWHP if I leave the 224/224 cam and add the AFR
and what do you think Ill have if I switch to the 228/230 and the AFRs

I have all thebolt ons. 3.42 gears

If I got with the 228/230 should I change gears
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I have 227/231 ( I know, little bigger split ) with the AFR 205's milled to 63 and my 3:42's feel fine.
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My TR224/114 put down 431hp/410TQ with my heads. My numbers before the heads were a untuned cam only with cats of 380/366. Now with a great tune, it idles very good. Almost to good for my taste.

So the 224 can put down some nice numbers if the tuner knows what they are doing and take there time. My guess would be you would gain a small amount with the larger cam, but would it be work the money?
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im surprised to see 431rwhp on the 224
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Originally Posted by Phil'sC5vette
im surprised to see 431rwhp on the 224
Here is the graph as well.
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Old 05-20-2006, 07:37 PM
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I know I saw the graph. I drive my car today and im at 370 RWHP. If I make it to 410 RWHP I really think that's enough for me. More HP will only get me to the next light quicker lolol.
I wont have to worry about really anything with the "mild " cam and a good set of heads and 400+ RWHP.
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Phil just hurry up and put your heads on!!!! They been on your shelf for way too long I had the afr's out of the box and the tr224 it made right around 407/390 (sae) but then I milled the heads and thew in the 224/228 and it made the numbers in my sig. feels way better than the tr224


If I used the STD correction like brian2001SS with the tr224 setup I was at 418/405

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Phil,

What is the LSA and ICL of the 228/230 cam???


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to get the most out of it, you should change to the highest gear ratio you can get away with. Gears make such a difference on the performance of the car. When I put my 4:10s in, it was night and day
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granted I could change gears, then the larger cam would not concern me as much.

I changed in to the 224/228 cam, and from whaqt everyone told me, it really would not be worth the effort.

That's why im in the 228 range for a 15 HP differant

MSG. I know it was a matter of time untill you abused me !!!

I know I wont have a chance in June to drop the car off because im in and out of the county in June
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Originally Posted by Viper
I have 227/231 ( I know, little bigger split ) with the AFR 205's milled to 63 and my 3:42's feel fine.
my gears stock gears are ok for me also.......for now
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Same dilema as you. Chose to get a 224/228 cam as well.

Which springs are you going to use?
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If I was just starting, the 224/228 would be an easy no brainer

But I already have to tr224 in the car, so if im going to change and get 15 more RWHP, I have to just to 228 something.

So if im going to change it would be a 228/228 or 228/230

The heads already have dual springs on them. I have 918s on the car now
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Originally Posted by Phil'sC5vette
im surprised to see 431rwhp on the 224

Well... that was with STD correction... SAE will knock it down some....


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I'm like you Phil, I have a 226 cam and will be getting 205 afr's and cant decide if I wanna go bigger on the cam.
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The 224 cams can make power. I am thinking about going with the 224/228 Patrick used in my rebuild.

https://ls1tech.com/forums/dynamometer-results-comparisons/502157-224-228-637-639-110lsa-cam-dyno-results.html
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Using the AFR 224/228 114 w/ the 205's here..
426 RWHP 407 TQ
Vig 3200 stall...

Apparantly the 224/228 is perfectly matched for the 205's..
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Originally Posted by Phil'sC5vette
...and what do you think Ill have if I switch to the 228/230 and the AFRs
I think you should be about 445/410 with that setup.
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I would leave the TR224 in. You'll have great area under the curve and it'll work great with stock gears.
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To late, I bought the 228R yesterday. I jumped on the car today and said to myself, I should have stayed with the 224 LOL seem like Ill have more power than I wanted. How well. I should be low 11s



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