vortech s trim questions
On the S-trim, to get that boost I was running an 8-rib setup: 7" lower and the 2.95" upper. I could spin the motor to 6900rpm, but the cam really ran out of steam around 6350.
Jim
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I ran the T-trim through a water/air on a 383 with AFR 210 heads and a 224/236 cam and it made 13 psi consistently. The pulley combo was the steepest offered by Vortech at the time: 6.66/2.75. At full weight, I ran 10.40's at 133 mph.
Also, a few years ago, LJ ran 9.9 at 139 mph using an S trim on a 383 and 7.00/2.75 pullies. I believe he claimed around 12 psi boost.
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choice #1- Comp Cams TS233XR Camshaft 233/242 duration @ .050", .569"/.576" lift with 1.6 rockers, 114lsa. Amazing top end pull, extremely lopey idle in stock displacement engine. Nitrous use 200 shot, supercharger 8-16psi.
choice #2 - Comp Cams TS224XL Camshaft 224/236 duration @ .050", .536"/.555" lift with 1.6 rockers, 114lsa. Nitrous/supercharger camshaft, designed for engines running up to 150 shot N2O, 5-12psi supercharger.
any advice?
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choice #1- Comp Cams TS233XR Camshaft 233/242 duration @ .050", .569"/.576" lift with 1.6 rockers, 114lsa. Amazing top end pull, extremely lopey idle in stock displacement engine. Nitrous use 200 shot, supercharger 8-16psi.
choice #2 - Comp Cams TS224XL Camshaft 224/236 duration @ .050", .536"/.555" lift with 1.6 rockers, 114lsa. Nitrous/supercharger camshaft, designed for engines running up to 150 shot N2O, 5-12psi supercharger.
any advice?
Something like a 226/230 114 .600 would work well in a street car for a daily driver if chosen to. While you can still run those larger cams, most of the time, its not needed.
I have the 224/236, but I'm using high lift lobes (.605/.6xx) and it works reasonably well. I urge you to consider a 224/230 or maybe 230/236 for top end. The 233/242 would probably require more rpm than your valvetrain can handle.
Ls1 swap it lol.



