derekatnip45

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What kind of numbers are y'all putting down with this setup just looking to gain some cheap power and still be close to stock.

Rise of the Phoenix

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Are you hell-bent on the ASA cam? There are other options out there that would be better, like a 224/224 cam, or even a 224/228 cam. What are your goals?

dodson55

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if you are looking for cheaper cams i would look at a hot cam instead of the asa cam

Rise of the Phoenix

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^^^ Good point too. Or, you could comb the classified section; many times you'll find a brand new cam for around $300 - $350.

derekatnip45

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I just don't need/want anything outrageous right now. These are what I'm gonna go with Ive have a hotcam and didn't really like it to mich

dodson55

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if you didnt like the hot cam you will hate the asa cam it is bigger and it is on a 110 lsa so its idle mannors are not that great

derekatnip45

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I didn't like the hotcam cuz it sounded like I had a small miss instead of a cam when the cutouts were open I like the choppy idle of the asa cam and it has great street manners. I just wanted to know what kind of gains I can expect with Asa and 243 heads

My6speedZ

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If you didn't like the idle of the hotcam you could get the TSP 224 cam ground on a wider LSA like a 115

bww3588

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The ASA cam is relatively small and has great idle manners. Just because it chops hard doesn't mean it has a bad idle.

The ASA cam is a good budget cam that is easy on stock ls6 valve springs and will make great power.