any real difference between TSP228R and TSP224R?
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any real difference between TSP228R and TSP224R?
hey guys. my question is just like the title says. is there any real performance advantage in the TSP228 over the TSP224 cam. both have the same lift (.581) will the 228 require more tuning on an automatic car? i haven't seen much about the 228 cam, so i'm asking. thanks guys
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We've picked up 7rwhp going from a 224R to a 228R, I prefer the 228 if it was my car, but you pretty much will like either one IMHO
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You are going to have to tune either cam. From what I have read our cpu will only compensate up to a 220. Hell, even my little cam needed some tuning. My A/F was like 13.8 to 13.4. I dropped it to 12.8 to be safe and gain 10 or so hp. Remember, the TSP 224R uses the XE-R lobe which is much more aggressive than the XE low and high lift grind.