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Old 12-05-2012, 04:09 AM
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I have a 93 Mustang notchback with a LQ4, L92 heads(gonna get milled .030), 750 carb running e85, TH350, 4200 stall, and 4.56 gears. Looking for the best cam to get the most power. Was told when i bought the car that it has a procharged corvettes cam in it and want to swap it out for something that works better for this setup.
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Call Geoff at EPS and get a custom spec grind. Will be worth it.
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Thanks. Figured a custom cam would probably be best just didnt know or any companies that would be able to help with this setup.
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Geoff will take care of you, just have allot of details on the setup and vehicle available.
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Mike at Rapid Motorsports is another good LS3 cam source. Eric L
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Anyone know if this XER281HR-12 cam would have any PTV clearance issues? Seen some others running this and having good results but no where does it say anything about PTV clearance. Found a new one for sale pretty cheap and looking for a cam to run until i build start my new motor build.
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well what did it run,,,
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well what did it run,,,
What did what run?
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i just figured u have it going by now,,,,
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Last owner said it ran 6.69 in the eighth but I personally didn't get a chance to run it yet.
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Originally Posted by hatdude4
Anyone know if this XER281HR-12 cam would have any PTV clearance issues? Seen some others running this and having good results but no where does it say anything about PTV clearance. Found a new one for sale pretty cheap and looking for a cam to run until i build start my new motor build.
From what I have read, you can't put much cam in a square port head motor with milled heads. You may just commit to fly cutting as long as you are not planning to run nitrous.



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