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Old 02-13-2004, 12:29 PM
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I call BS jason .... the only way to satisfy me is to send me one right away, so I can put it in my car and test it.



Nice work TR.
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seriously....i want one of the first batch...NOW....please? lo.l
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Nice so when are you going to release the specs
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I'm gonna order one and send it to Thunder to have it cam doctored!

Oh wait...
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This is just some curiousity...but how can 235-240 cfm head flow support that kind of horsepower regardless of the rest of the setup??? (This isnt doubting thunder). Its just that maximum potential of horsepower is usually based on the cfm characteristics of head flow...and I would think MAXIMUM HP possible on a stock bottom end/heads/compression car would be approx 480hp, no matter how big of a cam is in it...

any thoughts on this??
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That is insane! Now get one to the track.
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Originally Posted by C4VetteLS1
This is just some curiousity...but how can 235-240 cfm head flow support that kind of horsepower regardless of the rest of the setup??? (This isnt doubting thunder). Its just that maximum potential of horsepower is usually based on the cfm characteristics of head flow...and I would think MAXIMUM HP possible on a stock bottom end/heads/compression car would be approx 480hp, no matter how big of a cam is in it...

any thoughts on this??
LT1 cars do it so why should a 15 deg. head hot be able too. We have worked stock lt1 heads out there supporting this kind of HP and more. A good lt1 head is in the 250ish range and a 23 deg valve.
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All I have to say is.... DAMN YOU!!! Now I have to buy another cam shaft....

Good job. Now what are the specs
Old 02-13-2004, 02:00 PM
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If I had to guess its somewhere around 242/236 620/612 114LSA
Killer # though Jason,keep us posted

TR ROCKS

FWIW
IMO it should lose about 20RW w/a 12-Bolt/4.10 (+/-5)
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Originally Posted by Cammin BeaSSt
WOW, to think most of us would have paid another sponsor 10,000 bucks for 450rwhp. Now we can get it with a 399 camshaft from TR
Don't forget the cost to flycut. Awesome #'s by the way!
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Originally Posted by verbs
Don't forget the cost to flycut. Awesome #'s by the way!
there is no flycutting
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[QUOTE=JS]If I had to guess its somewhere around 242/236 620/612 114LSA
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not quite
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No flycutting My hope is that they've come up with a big duration to make the power. I read someone's post that said 921s were used with this, it that right?
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No flycutting My hope is that they've come up with a big duration to make the power. I read someone's post that said 921s were used with this, it that right?
you will find out soon
i think he used the 921 duals, not remembering at the moment
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A - FREAKING - Mazing, man! Congrats on the awesome #'s! Will you take a lowly TR224 in on trade? j/k.
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I asked what he would recomend for this cam since as soon as they let it loose I will have my order in, I was advised to use the 921's or a equal dual valve spring for this cam.
Now stop teasing me guys and let the cat out of the bag....please
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Originally Posted by Camaroholic
I'm gonna order one and send it to Thunder to have it cam doctored!

Oh wait...
ROTFLMAO

That made me spit my coffee LOL!
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Originally Posted by silverbullet00
I asked what he would recomend for this cam since as soon as they let it loose I will have my order in, I was advised to use the 921's or a equal dual valve spring for this cam.
Now stop teasing me guys and let the cat out of the bag....please
yea, you will have to use the comp or crane duals. both will work fine. im going to trade in my new 918's for the duals. soon as they mass produce one of the cams
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[QUOTE=SMOKIN01TA][QUOTE=JS]If I had to guess its somewhere around 242/236 620/612 114LSA
not quite
Stop acting like you know ...
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Originally Posted by xphantomws6x
Stop acting like you know ...

I know too


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