Stealth or Beastmode Cam
04-04-2011, 08:30 AM
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Yup, whatever you say bud.Beastmode as I would describe it in a cams term would be very high lift, duration cam on a 109 110 lobe separation, and have a very choppy idle and nasty DD characteristics. Think a T-Rex or MS4.
The biggest I was thinking to go was TR's TRAK, believe it was a 231/234 .640/.590 112 LSA, which I don't think would be that harsh considering my stall size and 373s in the rear.
04-04-2011, 02:45 PM
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04-05-2011, 10:06 AM
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As you have heard and read a million times on here ,just give any vendor on here a call and they can spec you a cam to fit your needs. Just remember the cam will produce power ,but with a set of good heads, the cam will really show it's power. IMO , I perfer stealth cams that sounds pretty mild while cruzin' and idling ,but really opens up when you put your foot down.
04-05-2011, 03:23 PM
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Please, enlighten me with your cam expertise, guess I shouldn't describe camshafts with the word beastmode anymore. But thanks the awesome info the two of you posted, worthless. 
To everyone else who seems to know what I meant by "Beastmode" thank you for the help!
To everyone else who seems to know what I meant by "Beastmode" thank you for the help!
04-05-2011, 05:07 PM
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Sorry, thought it was well known in most parts of the US, anyways I know for the most part what a Camshaft does.Although I still could do some more research on the topic. I have decided I want a good stock sounding cam that would go well with a Supercharging project that I have had in my mind for awhile, that way I get great power AND drivability!!! 
04-05-2011, 05:17 PM
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It must be the generation gap, I knew what you meant by beast mode anyway, probably should have used "three quarter race cam" for the old timers! Or keep it really simple and use words like "big" or "small" cam to spare them the confusion and frustration of googling up "beastmode" in the urban dictionary? 
04-05-2011, 07:09 PM
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It must be the generation gap, I knew what you meant by beast mode anyway, probably should have used "three quarter race cam" for the old timers! Or keep it really simple and use words like "big" or "small" cam to spare them the confusion and frustration of googling up "beastmode" in the urban dictionary?
Guess I really watch too much football using words like "beastmode" LOL
04-05-2011, 11:06 PM
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Oh i knew what you meant, but I also knew what it means about you.... To me, camshaft selection is a tad bit more important than say, whether your dubs are chromed or polished. You see, I am ashamed to say there is no generation gap between us, only an IQ gap.
Lol, burn, dude!!!
Ah, I'm just messin with ya! Good luck with ya project, dog!
Lol, burn, dude!!!
Ah, I'm just messin with ya! Good luck with ya project, dog!
04-06-2011, 03:15 PM
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[QUOTE=Higgs Boson;14743499]Oh i knew what you meant, but I also knew what it means about you.... To me, camshaft selection is a tad bit more important than say, whether your dubs are chromed or polished. You see, I am ashamed to say there is no generation gap between us, only an IQ gap.
Lol, burn, dude!!!
Ah, I'm just messin with ya! Good luck with ya project, dog
