Big turbo cams?
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I'm real curious as to what some of the bigger turbo cars are using for cams, right now TREX is still in my car from when it was N/A, I want to swap it out before race season, but I really don't know much about turbo cam selection.
I would like to stay hydrolic rollers instead of a soilid roller for the moment, and 600-620 lift should be ok. Pistons are already flycut so P2V should not be a issue in most cases.
I would like to stay hydrolic rollers instead of a soilid roller for the moment, and 600-620 lift should be ok. Pistons are already flycut so P2V should not be a issue in most cases.
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Originally Posted by INTMD8
What's the combination? Goals? ET, HP, driveability?
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Originally Posted by INTMD8
Mid 8's at what raceweight?
Displacement, heads, turbo(s)/turbo system
I'm guessing you would like to trap low 160's?
Displacement, heads, turbo(s)/turbo system
I'm guessing you would like to trap low 160's?
I plan to select my heads later this year, but I really don't think my TREX is a very turbo friendly cam, so I want to change that now because its cheap.
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Originally Posted by INTMD8
Well, just to give you a basic idea, I would personally go with something like-
IVO- 5btdc
IVC- 47abdc
EVO- 50bbdc
EVC- 2atdc
@.050
IVO- 5btdc
IVC- 47abdc
EVO- 50bbdc
EVC- 2atdc
@.050