New cams from Tick Performance
It has a 40.5 IVC event@.050". 65.5@.006". Normally this camshaft has been peaking at 6000-6200rpm with stock CSA and port volumes with 241 and 243 heads. With 220cc-230cc port volumes I've been seeing 6200-6400rpm peak. From the graphs I've seen James Dyno Dynamics and other loaded dynos have shown to produce a lower peak hp rpm than a dyno jet. James has a camshaft in his personal car that is nearly identical to my SNS Stage 3 camshaft that has a 46.5@.050" IVC event and on our Dyno Jet and other Dyno Jets this cam peaks at 6200-6400rpm with stock port volume 241/243 heads. On James dyno with 225cc TEA 243 head it's peaking at 6200rpm!
I think the load cell accounts for the early RPM peak along with how the load is being placed on the rollers. This is just a theory, but it seems to be the case.
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im hitting a freakin Mustang dyno.....I know my numbers gotta be up there too cause this puppy has scared the crap outta me numerous time! So for that Martin, we thank you.
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So for that Martin, we thank you.
1) You said my cam will come directly from Comp, will I get a tracking # or order update from you or Comp?
2) With the Polluter 3 will I need to up my fuel injectors/fuel pump? Currently have the 98' stock 28lb injectors.
I ran heads and cam on stock pump and injectors. They were high in duty cycle but it ran. It would be something to consider swapping out, running stock fuel parts with performance parts either delays the inevitable where they burn out, or hinders you full potential cause it maxes out.
We've done them with stock pumps and injectors as long as they were 28lbs./hr. You will be in the mid to high 90% duty cycle range.
I recommend a racetronix pump kit with hotwire harness and 42lb injectors though.


