will this cam fit a stock engine without flycutting?
will this cam fit a stock ls1 engine without piston modification?
630/640 215/231 118
and just in case what about 243 heads with 2.02/2.055/2.08 that is shaved .030 without flycutting
Whats the story man, whats you build and what are you considering? Are you running a 4 inch or larger bore cause some of those valve sizes are pretty big for a 346. What is the exhaust valve size?
Stock heads that cam will probably fit but dont quote me on it. High lift but very little duration.
I would not run bigger valve than that on such a small intake duration.
That looks like a GT11 from LPE IIRC
oh and he wrote custom but maybe it is the GT-11
and if you have a rough idling cam and stock mufflers you`ll get a ticket here and maybe your car will be held for 2 months and you`ll pay the daily rent for that period hahaha funny but REAL!

a friend of mine got a ticket line 7 years ago in his 98 stock mustang cobra .... the policeman told him it was louder than a stock mustang (only knows GTs)

thanks guys and specially PREDATOR-Z ^_^
but about degreeing the cam if it is installed directly doesn`t it mean that it is not advanced or retarded by mistal? why should it be degreed and to what degree?
Last edited by Bader-X; May 2, 2009 at 04:50 PM.
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I increased the cubes a bit, they can't tell the difference

Super stealth and high rpms, the power is there.
To degree any cam makes sure the cam is installed at those valve events it is spec'd at. Especialy cams like the ones you or I have with little or no advance in the grind. Just a couple of degrees off can mean the loss of valuable power. At bigger durations and tight PTVC, it could spell disaster.
Proper protocol in any install is to always degree the cam, measure PTVC and pushrod length. (a lot of times though, we take shortcuts like dot-to-dot)
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