will a bump in compression help with drivability
compression could lend a hand, but so much depends on your exact camshaft, might help if you posted it.
sometimes compression will help ease the driveability of a larger cam, but it all depends on how the camshaft timing events work out with the motor build... i.e., how your dynamic compression for one calculates out.
if the tuning is dead-nuts-on-absolutely-perfect then the issue has more to do with intake charge reversion, and exhaust contamination, which can be helped on the exhaust side with a set of long tube headers, and the intake side with a stupidly expensive ITB intake like the Harrop.
might be best to get a cam guru in here like patrick or predatorZ.
Id also talk to a mod about getting this moved into the genIII internal engine forum, youll have more bites there.
Last edited by nine-eight; Apr 3, 2008 at 06:03 PM.

