Narrowed it down to a few cams...
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Narrowed it down to a few cams... I need to stay emmisions compliant so I think I've narrowed it down to the S15 from TR or Texas Speeds 224R on a 114 LSA ....what do you guys think? Anyone else have any better reccomendations? Mods in sig
I would consider getting PAT G to spec you one on EPS... Will make power of a larger cam and be the same size as the ones listed.
If not, 224 gets my vote.. Proven time and time again as a great DD cam that performs as well.
If not, 224 gets my vote.. Proven time and time again as a great DD cam that performs as well.
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The SI5 cam is from Speed Inc., not Thunder Racing. Specs are 231/237 112 LSA. That cam gets my vote. Big, but not too big to where you loose a lot of low end power and torque, plus it will sound like a beast at idle.
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From: Rotonda West Florida
Thats exactly what im looking for, my bad been talking to so many vendors I mixed em up.
I'm happy with my TR224, but like posted above I would go with a Pat G cam if I did it again. That way you'll know you won't be leaving any power on the table vs an off the shelf cam, but also keeping driveability to what you want it to be.