230/224 and Comp 987's... Does this look like Valve Float??
The heads and Jantzer TB picked up 40rwhp from my last cam only pull, so I'm pretty happy 
Got it pretty well tuned (ie, 28.5* timing, 13.25:1 a/f (little on the lean side, but the dyno I use seems to consistently log an a/f about a half point higher than others I've tried); however, when I looked at my graph, it's seems to drop off around 6500rpm instead of pulling out to 6800rpm like I'd expected.
Does this look like valve float?? The 987's are brand new, but I've also read quite a bit about 987's and valve float, so I'm kinda wondering if that's what I'm experiencing??
Is that comp cam on X-ER lobes?
https://ls1tech.com/forums/attachmen...achmentid=2292
The cam's not an XE-R; it's pretty similar to the TR230 (ie, slightly less aggressive ramps than the XE-R). I just replaced my plugs with a fresh set of TR55's (gapped at .050), and I'm not hearing or logging any misfires at higher rpms??
verbs,
How high did your cam pull before the YT's? Did it pull up to 6800rpm, or did it seem to tail off around 6500rpm like mine?
BTW, thanks for the responses, guys!!
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verbs,
How high did your cam pull before the YT's? Did it pull up to 6800rpm, or did it seem to tail off around 6500rpm like mine?
BTW, thanks for the responses, guys!!

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Instead of looking at valve float, maybe I should ask a different question...
Does my graph seem to trend similarly to those of you running 230/224's?
That makes me feel a li'l better!!
I was really going to kick myself if I ended up having to swap out the springs now that I've got the heads installed
Oh and for what it's worth I do have the 987's running on a .588 lift cam. No YT's yet but it pulls all the way through 7000 on mine.






