Turbo cam help!
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Well not having a ton of luck with this task but from the recommendations so far i am leaning towards the 242 242 .625 .625 115LSA cam my builder suggested anyone know how that would be in a 427 it said to be a agressive cam but im what size motor? and will it be steetable/reliable enough to have fun?
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if it is a boosted motor why isnt the duration on the exhaust side more? From what I have read it is better to have at least 20 degrees more on exhaust to make better boost.
It is a pretty radical cam for a boosted motor. Duration of a NA cammed engine.
It is a pretty radical cam for a boosted motor. Duration of a NA cammed engine.
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From the reading i have done it seems it could go either way some builders like matching #'s some more on the exhaust. I dont know how radical it will be on a 427 which is why i was hoping someone with a similar cam would chime in and clairify!
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Well not having a ton of luck with this task but from the recommendations so far i am leaning towards the 242 242 .625 .625 115LSA cam my builder suggested anyone know how that would be in a 427 it said to be a agressive cam but im what size motor? and will it be steetable/reliable enough to have fun?