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Old 08-14-2006, 11:35 PM
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comp cam 236/242 .598/.610 114+4, going to run stock 346 cubes forged pistons, rods. ect with a t70 turbo 12-14 lbs of boost, car is an auto 02 ss 3400 converter. i have the cam and was going to sell it but was wondering if it may still work.
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it'll work
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That's more than I will be running with my GT 47-88 turbo.
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Almost any cam will WORK with a turbo, but will it work well and produce what the owner wants. It is the same deal with n/a cams, many will work but you should choose based on what you want to do with the car and what you want out of it.
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That cam is a bit big.

My 236/236 was left in because I didn't feel like swapping cams in addition to the turbo install.

I can already tell that I'm probably going to switch to a smaller cam in the future. Probably in the 220-224 range.
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well it Will WORK but I wouldnt do that big of a cam.Im running a 220/224 551/551 114 in mine and love it.At most Id go high220s durations
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cjg, you can always try it and see what happens. The cam you mentioned is what I ran with the blower setup. I made 754rwhp at 6600 with 21 psi but I'm not sure how the turbo will peak.
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my old cam was ~250/250 .6xx lift 114lsa

new cam is 26x/26x .7xx+ lift 115lsa

don't let anyone tell you it's too big, especially PSJ

It's all about where you want the power in the RPM band

I might rethink the turbo choice though, you'll be hard pressed to get 14 psi out of a 70mm unit and make decent power with the air it does move at that point. My .02 anyway
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Shifted at 7800?

Hi Matt!
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car done yet john??
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In progress.

How about Kevin's Formy?




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