Thumpy turbo cam?
I have my wife sold on the power potential, but not on the sound. She loves the sound of a big cam, cut on a low LSA. The more it thumps, the more she likes it.
The problem is, low LSA cams, and big cams are not good for turbo setups.
Are there any cams out there that would do well with a turbo and still have a little thump?
I would love to hear/see videos of these in action. Not only how they idle, but how they perform under boost as well. Then I can have something to show my wife that it can still sound and perform decent at the same time. Cam specs would be great also.
Thanks guys.
And fwiw when I went to a show I wanted to sound even meaner so I just turned down the idle and it ran just like my na motor did.
1999 Camaro SS S480 Turbo Tu2 Cam Only - YouTube
Thank you for posting the vid. It sounds decent. I know this won't make her happy enough though, so I am hoping I can find something a little more rough and thumpy.
Here is how the car currently sounds. I know I probably won't be able to get a good turbo cam to sound as rough as the MS3, but I'd like to find something that is as rough as possible and still be a good cam for the turbo setup.
http://www.streetfire.net/video/formula-first-start_167898.htm
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Here is how the car currently sounds. I know I probably won't be able to get a good turbo cam to sound as rough as the MS3, but I'd like to find something that is as rough as possible and still be a good cam for the turbo setup.
http://www.streetfire.net/video/form...art_167898.htm
This is more along the lines of what I was thinking
http://m.youtube.com/results?q=cammed%20turbo&sm=3
This was his cam specs > 238/242 .609/.612 113+4 cam
Anyone know if it would do decent as a turbo cam? You can put something mean into a turbo car, but it doesn't mean its going to perform well.
Last edited by CALL911; Feb 17, 2014 at 11:13 AM.
http://m.youtube.com/user/ssinister550
I think going that large probably has a lot of lag down low.
I'm thinking of staying in the low 232/234 .050 and around 600 lift on a 113 LSA may be able to keep me with some decent chop and still perform well.
I have been reccomended again to contact Brian Tooley Racing to get their opinion as they apparently have good spec'd cams that fit what I am looking for here.
In the mean time, if anyone has any other reccomendations with videos, I would love to hear them.
I'll need to go elsewhere for this. I contacted Martin at Tick, and Brian Tooley to see what they had to say. So far Allen from BTR has got back with me saying if I went with a S475 that he could get me a cam that sounds like what I am looking for. But, even though I had considered an S375, I was steering towards a PT7675 due to the ginormous size of BW's housings and the lack of precious real estate I have under the hood.





