Rev Limiter for a CC503
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Rev Limiter for a CC503
I'm getting ready to order my tune for my new CC503. I have a few questions.
1. Where does this cam make most of it's power? I've heard people say as high as 6200RPM shifts.
2. What should I have them set the rev limiter to?
1. Where does this cam make most of it's power? I've heard people say as high as 6200RPM shifts.
2. What should I have them set the rev limiter to?
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set the limiter based on the driveline. for example...
What springs?
What kind of roller rockers, stock, SA, NSA??
I have used mail order tunes, id get it so you can drive it but TAKE IT TO A TUNER! Often mail order tunes are made to be VERY safe, very rich and not a ton of timing.
If you have the proper valve train, 6200 shouldnt be out of the question.
What springs?
What kind of roller rockers, stock, SA, NSA??
I have used mail order tunes, id get it so you can drive it but TAKE IT TO A TUNER! Often mail order tunes are made to be VERY safe, very rich and not a ton of timing.
If you have the proper valve train, 6200 shouldnt be out of the question.
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I had this cam on my old engine. The engine now resides in my buddy's Impy. This is a 388 stroker, with very nicely ported LT1 heads. It's gone 12.00's in a full weight Impala.
He races it in D, and the shiftpoints are set at 6300. The rev limiter is set at 6500, I think.
I really like this cam, especially in a stroker. YMMV
He races it in D, and the shiftpoints are set at 6300. The rev limiter is set at 6500, I think.
I really like this cam, especially in a stroker. YMMV
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Just tell your tuner what you currently have and he will set you up with the correct shift points/rev limiter. If your going with madz28 or PCM4less they have LOTS of experience with the 305/503 and other off the shelf cams. Call em' up and they will tell you exactly what you need to know.
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I ran the cc503 myself on stock untouched heads. Car made max power somewhere I think around 5900-6000ish. 6300-6400 shifts ended up being the best for me. I would say 6300 would be a good spot to start and if you feel going atad higher would help then try 6400 but any lower will hinder performance a tad.
FYI: When I shifted the cc503 at 6000 at one point in time I ran 4 tenths slower then when I raised it to where it should have originally been.
FYI: When I shifted the cc503 at 6000 at one point in time I ran 4 tenths slower then when I raised it to where it should have originally been.