Wanna upgrade from ls6 cam to Midrange cam need help....
#21
Wasn't Meaning to be a dick I was just tired and just saying IMO if your gonna pay full price for any cam. I would always just spend the extra 25 and get it custom spec'd for your exact setup. If your gonna get a off the self cam just buy one used you can get one for 200-275 shipped in perfect shape. I just ordered a custom cam from eps 230/234 111 .600/.602 Geoff Skinner was really helpful and really knows his stuff so does Pat g.
#22
#23
If you are close to Thunder Racing, I'd check out their stuff too. They know a lot about these cars. Their TR224 has made many people happy.
#24
Wasn't Meaning to be a dick I was just tired and just saying IMO if your gonna pay full price for any cam. I would always just spend the extra 25 and get it custom spec'd for your exact setup. If your gonna get a off the self cam just buy one used you can get one for 200-275 shipped in perfect shape. I just ordered a custom cam from eps 230/234 111 .600/.602 Geoff Skinner was really helpful and really knows his stuff so does Pat g.
#25
I don't know much about their cams, but they seem to be all the rage lately. I'm going to assume they have a pretty aggressive ramp rate. Ramp rate will not effect drive-ability, but with a cam that has an aggressive ramp rate it would be wise to get the good valve springs, chrome moly push rods, new lifters, and make sure your rockers are in good order.
If you are close to Thunder Racing, I'd check out their stuff too. They know a lot about these cars. Their TR224 has made many people happy.
If you are close to Thunder Racing, I'd check out their stuff too. They know a lot about these cars. Their TR224 has made many people happy.
#26
Sorry to be an ***, and I don't even know what the ramp is on their cams, but a lot of loose recommendations are given out on the Interwebs about stuff we non-experts don't know all that much about (I'm guilty of it myself ). The best people to talk to about cams are the professionals. Tell them precisely what is wanted/expected, and take their advice, and chances are good that goals will be met.
/rant
#27
Seem? Is that based on anything valid enough to be giving out recommendations? If a lobe has a faster ramp, it will be more stressful on the valve train. That's a fact.
Sorry to be an ***, and I don't even know what the ramp is on their cams, but a lot of loose recommendations are given out on the Interwebs about stuff we non-experts don't know all that much about (I'm guilty of it myself ). The best people to talk to about cams are the professionals. Tell them precisely what is wanted/expected, and take their advice, and chances are good that goals will be met.
/rant
Sorry to be an ***, and I don't even know what the ramp is on their cams, but a lot of loose recommendations are given out on the Interwebs about stuff we non-experts don't know all that much about (I'm guilty of it myself ). The best people to talk to about cams are the professionals. Tell them precisely what is wanted/expected, and take their advice, and chances are good that goals will be met.
/rant
Last edited by mtuggle86; 11-15-2010 at 05:06 PM.
#28
Seem? Is that based on anything valid enough to be giving out recommendations? If a lobe has a faster ramp, it will be more stressful on the valve train. That's a fact.
Sorry to be an ***, and I don't even know what the ramp is on their cams, but a lot of loose recommendations are given out on the Interwebs about stuff we non-experts don't know all that much about (I'm guilty of it myself ). The best people to talk to about cams are the professionals. Tell them precisely what is wanted/expected, and take their advice, and chances are good that goals will be met.
/rant
Sorry to be an ***, and I don't even know what the ramp is on their cams, but a lot of loose recommendations are given out on the Interwebs about stuff we non-experts don't know all that much about (I'm guilty of it myself ). The best people to talk to about cams are the professionals. Tell them precisely what is wanted/expected, and take their advice, and chances are good that goals will be met.
/rant
#29
The ramp rate on my EPS cam lobes are 49 from .006 to .050 so they are fast. The suppose to be a newer design that jerks the valve train less while still having healthy lift and a fast ramp rate. There designed to be ran with beehive springs and be easy on the valve train the fact that they don't jerk the valve train allows them to rev very freely and maintain power longer. I just wanted the rps lobes because they seem to be as good as alot of other lobes at making power but are nicer to your beehive springs then an XER or LSL lobes from what Ive read.
#30
Well before you try to argue something maybe you should do some research don't ya think? My info is coming straight from what patrick g has posted about eps lobes...I feel his reputation is good enough on this site to pass his information on to others!! Maybe you should contact him yourself...
#31
Im not gonna lie you could read about cams for months and still prob not know **** about specing them. OP just pay Pat G or Geoff Skinner to spec it for you its just 25 bucks.