is this a good setup or not?
i was wondering if the tr230 cam is good for my setup or do i have to go with a bigger cam? i plan on staying with stock gears (3.42) and an A4 with a 3400 stall
Also stock gears for an A4 is either 2.73 or 3.23.
If the heads are already ported by someone that knows what they are doing going to a larger intake valve would still be a VERY good idea.
I'm assuming an M6 car so make sure you're driveline can handle what you're going to do first. If it breaks or can't hook the power what good is it?
EDIT: I saw you say stock gears (3.42) and quit reading.... If you have an aluminum driveshaft on an auto car you probably have 3.23. I think the code is GU5 or 3.23. If not you have 2.73 in which case that's terrible. The 3.23 gears took me into the 10's with a TCI SSF3500 an NX wet kit and bolt ons... The 3.23 gears are FINE.
Last edited by Cheatin' Chad; Aug 6, 2010 at 06:28 AM.
Bottom line? Call a reputable vendor and tell them what you want and listen to them. Call Thunder Racing and talk to someone....
Also, have a CLEAR goal in mind before you even think about buying anything. Without a goal you will never be happy. Don't just say as much HP as possible!!!^@%$*****!!!
I mean: decide if you want to run 11's on motor or make 430rwhp. Something! Have a goal and work towards that...
Seriously man
Thats like saying Im looking at a 2300sq ft house is this good or should I get a 4000sq ft house?
You'd need to know if I am alone,have a family,etc.
Re-read this:
I mean: decide if you want to run 11's on motor or make 430rwhp. Something! Have a goal and work towards that...
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i couldnt agree with you anymore man!! too many people on here are on the whole custom cam is better BS..that is not always the case. a good majority of people on this site damn near all want the same wants.. i want to make X amount of hp, a cam not too big, my car is just a DD, hardly will see track etc..etc.. sponsors on this site get calls about the same wants 100x a day i bet.
its easier and less brainwork to pick a proven off the shelf cam and see the results compared to a custom cam. i agree if your car was strictly an all out drag car or something, then yes i would go with a custom. if custom cam was that much better everybody would be running the same custom cam..LMAO.. remember just keep it simple!! too many times people on here over complicate there setup when they initally wanted something simple to begin with.
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The key to this will be can you hook it? What converter exactly? There could be a half second difference between two converters rated at a 3400rpm stall speed. What brand and model?

