Brian Tooley cam, stock LS1 241s, FAST 90/90, TH400, 9" - 420 RWHP
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Very nice!
FWIW my old cam only set-up with a 4800 stall, 275/60 drag radials@18psi, TH400, 12 bolt with 4.10's, Fast 92/96 and239/247 .624"/.624" 110+0 camshaft made 424/383 on a Dyno Jet.
Ran 10.20's@129mph at 3000lbs race weight in 1800-2200 DA. Yours should run very well.
FWIW my old cam only set-up with a 4800 stall, 275/60 drag radials@18psi, TH400, 12 bolt with 4.10's, Fast 92/96 and239/247 .624"/.624" 110+0 camshaft made 424/383 on a Dyno Jet.
Ran 10.20's@129mph at 3000lbs race weight in 1800-2200 DA. Yours should run very well.
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I had no problem cruising in 6th at 1100 rpm. Really looking forward to seeing what my new exhaust set-up brings power wise and glad to see how it likes nitrous with the OPs set-up as well.
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01 ram-air, do you remember the piston to valve clearance you had? Your 241 heads are stock, non milled, correct. Trying to see if a cam this size would clear my setup. Current cam is 227/235 110 LSA and I've currently got .069" intake clearance and .101" exhaust clearance.