Incon Turbo cam ?

I am looking at the following as a cam for my forged 347, with Incon stage 1 turbo's. would like decent low rpm power, but having it up top would be ok too since traction will be a problem. say 3500-6800?
It is a Lunati 226/222 115. I measured the lift with a caliper, it is about .540.
will be used with yella terra 1.7's if possible.
Looking to run somewhere around 10 psi on the street and make 550-600 rwhp and turn it up at the track a few times a year and make as close to 700 as the turbo's will allow. looking at between 8.0:1 and 8.8:1 compression. Max rpm under 7000, I think. unsure about whether I want to run a stock crank.
I know this cam may not be optimal but its local, and the price is decent. Will it help or hurt me make my goals?
TIA.
) on race gas.Car has trapped a best of 129.5 at 3860#'s raceweight, on 11 psi and 110.
I'd go more duration on the intake site to push the power peak up and kill some of the low end power.
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of course I have a 2 step
. It does seem that maybe a bit bigger cam would be optimal, but when looking at used cams, that will be geared tword a turbo setup; there are only so many choices. especially local ones that I can drive and pick up. lol The cam is a little small especially on the lift. I think you will have a hard time hitting 700 RWHP with it. Plus I think that is about the limits of an Incon kit. You'll need upwards of 15psi to get there. But good luck.
ok, better off putting 1000 into the heads than a crank. good advice.
cam: 244/250 at .50,. .612/620 lift.
have to find out the lsa. also will either work with stock length pushrods and yella terra 1.7's? have to check what springs I have.
cam: 244/250 at .50,. .612/620 lift.
have to find out the lsa. also will either work with stock length pushrods and yella terra 1.7's? have to check what springs I have.




