It's time to pick a cam....
On The Tree
Joined: Dec 2005
Posts: 121
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From: ardmore ok
a yr and a half ago i had the tsp torquer 2 238/252 and 600/605 112lsa put in my car. i just got thru looking at the cam box and just found out it was a 238/ 252. i thought it was a 238/248. shows you how pleased i am. as far as the cam it drives like it was stock. all i have is a little bucking in 1st when i idle it around. my tunner set the rpm to 6900, due to the all stock inturnals. my shop had tsp do this cam for me and wow it still makes me happy evertime i drive it. but doing a cam is like buying your car! buy what you like, not what every person is getting and hate it later. my shop told me if i went any bigger i would have to fly cut the pistons!
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TECH Enthusiast
Joined: Jul 2007
Posts: 622
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From: Calgary Alberta
I saw the post a member on here made about his EPS cam. He made considerable power with the same long-block I'd be using. The cam seems a bit small though.
Lots of research to do....
