Blower Friendly Cam
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This was on EPP's mustang dyno at 6.5psi. I have since upped it to 11psi but no dyno yet.
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Decide if you want much lope or next to none. If you don't want much that gt2-3 or the zo6 with similar specs will do you fine. If you want a bit more lope than a nice 114 lsa should work ok. If you don't want to be doing springs that often and to me often is less than 50,000 miles then would think you should stay with not much more than about 560 or 570 lift. And no splits also seem to work fine on superchargers. Quite a few guys were running similar cams to my b1 from mt1 in blower and nitrous cars with good results.Specs of it are 221/221/558/558/114lsa. This cam will have a bit of lope nothing excessive.
You will find everyone has an opinion about turbo and blower cams.
You will find everyone has an opinion about turbo and blower cams.
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hey spade would you mind sharing your specs on your heads and what type of s/c you have?
Thanks Al, but thats exactly what I'm looking for, a wide spectrum of opinions
Thanks Al, but thats exactly what I'm looking for, a wide spectrum of opinions
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LS6 intake
ATI super damper (underdrive pulley)
MAC headers/ORY with magnaflow muffler only
Moser 12bolt 3.73 gears
224/224 114 cam
Stock heads with Comp 918's and Titanium retainers
Procharger D1SC 8lbs give or take
HPtuners tuned
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what could be the use of having the exhaust lift smaller then the intake lift on the GT7 blower cam... the duration is alot longer to make up for it so it still gets rid of exhaust more... is it to hold the power longer?
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i read on superchevy or gmhtp about the ls6 cam being the best ones for poweradders...cant remeber which one but i think they saw an extra 60 horses on a 427 motor or a 402 cant remember ...but its not the first time ive heard that
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Would you step away from these "small" cams for
a bigger motor supercharged? Guy I tune for has
blown up his 6.0 (bottom end) and is building a
L92, 427CI for the Silverado SS. Using a carb
intake & elbow, 100mm cable throttle conversion.
This is an "as much boost as possible, then spray"
setup, though I'd like it to not be a major drivability
ordeal once back together.
Anyone with big cubes and blower with a happy
story?
a bigger motor supercharged? Guy I tune for has
blown up his 6.0 (bottom end) and is building a
L92, 427CI for the Silverado SS. Using a carb
intake & elbow, 100mm cable throttle conversion.
This is an "as much boost as possible, then spray"
setup, though I'd like it to not be a major drivability
ordeal once back together.
Anyone with big cubes and blower with a happy
story?