Looking for Dyno numbers with small cams 220 duration and under!
221/221 .558/558 @112
232/232 .595/.585 @112
237/242 .604/.609 @113
Assuming the only thing I changed were cams and tune...the 221/221 would match the other 2 larger cams down low and part of the midrange....up top it has no chance.
But also it isnt as loud and drove a bit smoother through my Auto.
368rwhp/360rwtq
on an AWD Mustang Dyno
1992 Camaro.
LS1 is from a 2001 firebird.(+T56 Mag-F)216/220 0.600/0.600 112 Lsa cam.(TSP Stage 2 truck cam high lift)Long tubes + dual 3in + 2 Vibrant Bullet mufflers + SpinTech 3000 muffler with side exist exhaust.Crank scraper from Improved racingATI diaper, 10% under drive.Other than that, it's a basic LS1.
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Your thought is definitely not a useful datapoint
Pretty much most of the cars and engines we play with here are over 15 years old and obsolete.
Nothing wrong with stirring up old conversations.
I dont see the problem, it's not like were leaving the refrigerator door open.
LOLOL no, literally the whole point of this thread has not went obsolete.. considering people are still building LS engines, which we could say are obsolete since they aren't made anymore. Let's shut the entire site down I guess.
People are still buying LS engines and wanting to use them in their hot rods or heck buying gen 4 camaros/corvettes and wanting to throw a cam in it. 99 percent of cams haven't changed since then.
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99.9% of the combos in here are still being used today, for guys doing basic research to see if that cam will work for them.. or to get an idea how a cam might perform in that range with specific heads/intake etc.









