EPS cam stage 3 l92 mast intake
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so i built my 402 with all these good parts (in my opinion)
wcch stage 3 l92
mast intake
pro systems 1000 cfm carb
dual springs, custom pushrods, STOCK rockers
electric water pump
forged bottom end
11:1 comp
but the cam i got was wrong for my set up duration was a bit off LSA wrong and lobes. I did some looking around and decided to call The man Geoff over at EPS man that guy is a stand up dude very nice knows his **** and can really design a cam. So he hooked me up with a:
243/255 .627/.632 110 he said my little 402 should be a torque monster and run deep into the 10s the cam will be installed as soon as it arrives and i wil be posting track times of my old cam VS the EPS cam im trying to convince my buddy to call geoff up he his a skeptic and doesnt believe that eps has the best lobes around. SO if anyone would like to bash him and tell him why EPS is the **** !!! post up thanks guys
OLD cam
243/251 .620/.630 112 lobes ??
New cam
243/255 .627/.632 110 EPS lobes
has anyone else changed their cam just a little bit like this and got big gains ?
wcch stage 3 l92
mast intake
pro systems 1000 cfm carb
dual springs, custom pushrods, STOCK rockers
electric water pump
forged bottom end
11:1 comp
but the cam i got was wrong for my set up duration was a bit off LSA wrong and lobes. I did some looking around and decided to call The man Geoff over at EPS man that guy is a stand up dude very nice knows his **** and can really design a cam. So he hooked me up with a:
243/255 .627/.632 110 he said my little 402 should be a torque monster and run deep into the 10s the cam will be installed as soon as it arrives and i wil be posting track times of my old cam VS the EPS cam im trying to convince my buddy to call geoff up he his a skeptic and doesnt believe that eps has the best lobes around. SO if anyone would like to bash him and tell him why EPS is the **** !!! post up thanks guys
OLD cam
243/251 .620/.630 112 lobes ??
New cam
243/255 .627/.632 110 EPS lobes
has anyone else changed their cam just a little bit like this and got big gains ?
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Well I just got some issues fixed with the car like rockers I went back to stock 1.7s with the trunion upgrade and I need to figure out this msd 6012 box of mine I kinda wanna do it on the fly at the track. But I will be runnin it this weekend and will post up I'm really curious to see how these eps lobes do I know it's a very small change in cams but lobes are way different so I'm thinking I will have a lot more valve control ( in theory lol) but Geoff said he designed this cam for monster torque so just gotta run it. I was just wandering if guys have switches lobes and had good gains ? And my old cam was a 112+2 my eps cam is a 110+4
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Well I just got some issues fixed with the car like rockers I went back to stock 1.7s with the trunion upgrade and I need to figure out this msd 6012 box of mine I kinda wanna do it on the fly at the track. But I will be runnin it this weekend and will post up I'm really curious to see how these eps lobes do I know it's a very small change in cams but lobes are way different so I'm thinking I will have a lot more valve control ( in theory lol) but Geoff said he designed this cam for monster torque so just gotta run it. I was just wandering if guys have switches lobes and had good gains ? And my old cam was a 112+2 my eps cam is a 110+4
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Good my goal is to be in the deep tens with the car I have a th400 with a 12 bolt rear and the car is 3300 with me in it just gotta figure this msd box out !! And would it be wise to go to a thicker head gasket to bump comp a little I am currently using stock ls3 head gaskets
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Oh man that's one things this car does is hook like a monster deep tens is my goal hey zone I'm tellin you go talk to Geoff at eps he is a no bullshit kind of guy and will tell ya how it is. I'm excited to see how his lobes do but what do you guys think about my head gasket ( zone, 3pedals) I wanna bump comp a little but still use pump gas would a .60 gasket do the trick ?
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If you want to "bump" the compression, this to me means you want to add compression. If this is truley the case, a thicker than stock .060 head gasket would be moving in the wrong direction as you would be decreasing compression and increasing quench (possibly adding to detonation sensitivity). The GM MLS steel head gaskets you're currently running have proven themselves to do very well, and I've even seen them used in some fairly high-horsepower builds. However, if you feel you need to run a head gasket thats a different thickness than stock to increase (thinner) or decrease (thicker) compression, I would look into a set of Cometic MLS head gaskets. Cometic is probably the number one most popular custom head gasket used in LS engines as they can be ordered in a variety of thicknesses and bore diameters. Best of luck.
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Hey thanks for the info GC I will have to see what Geoff thinks I should run, the car is going to PCM for less to get tuned once the eps cam comes. I need to get some runs in before snow hits !!! You guys ever seen chains on a f body plowin drive ways lol
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Then, I'm sure Geoff can help you calculate your Dynamic Compression Ratio (DCR) and quench with different gasket thicnkesses. Both of these figures will help you determine just what you can get away with on pump gas (using rules of thumb, of course).
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Well, that is the equivalent of advancing your current cam from 110 degree centerline to 106 degree centerline which will move the powerband downward and increase torque. So, you wont be comparing cams so much as advancing the cam timing. Narrower lobe center cam should respond better to advance than the 112 cam though, so it is a sensible change.