Its cam time
ONE OTHER THING I WAS LOOKING INTO WAS THE "LSA" NUMBER ON THE CAMS... IVE RESEARCHED AND NOTICED THAT THE STOCK CAM I HAVE HAS A 116LSA. IVE BEEN TOLD THAT THE BEST FOR THE LS1 IS 112LSA. IS THIS TRUE AND WHAT DOES THIS LSA NUMBER REPRESENT?
STOCK CAM : 202/210 int/exh @ 0.05" duration
0.496" / 0.496" int/exh lift
116 LSA
CAM I HAVE IN MIND "SO FAR" : 243/251 int/exh Lift Int. .624 Exh. .624 LSA 114° BY COMP CAMS
But for your stock cube engine a 224r cam would be nice with your rear gear,sure you could go 228r or 230ish but without heads your spinning your wheels,so with stock heads id go with a 224r or 224/228 on a 112
To expound on the above... you are talking about lobe 13021R for the intake, 13023R for exhaust (LSLs...) right?
Putting those into a DCR spreadsheet gives interesting results. So 114LSA with 110 ICL gives you 7.6:1 DCR with 243 heads... because I am lazy and that is what I already had in that part. It will slightly change with 347cu i and depending on what heads you use. As a comparison, a 224R-112 would be 8.45 in the same setup.
For 0.050" >> 0.006"
IVO 11.5* >> 36.5* BTDC
IVC 51.5* >> 76.5* ABDC
EVO 63.5* >> 88.5* BBDC
EVC 7.5* >> 32.5* ATDC
Overlap is a mere 19* at 0.050...
Last edited by HAZ-Matt; Nov 2, 2011 at 08:01 PM.
Read read...or get 228 cam from any sponsor here. My advice is to go with at least a 228 or bigger. My next cam will be in the 23x range..
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