custom grind cam selection
Yes you could! If you're looking to get them CNC ported though, with the amount being charged for stock casting heads nowadays, the "As Cast" heads are a huge bang for the buck as they end up costing nearly the same, or in most cases identical to what a set of CNC ported stock castings cost.
The main benefit to the aftermarket as cast castings is increased P to V, more room for milling and not to mention the benefits of an aftermarket casting versus a stock casting in terms of performance and strength. In your application, strength of the stock casting isn't an issue, but performance certainly is!
The main benefit to the aftermarket as cast castings is increased P to V, more room for milling and not to mention the benefits of an aftermarket casting versus a stock casting in terms of performance and strength. In your application, strength of the stock casting isn't an issue, but performance certainly is!
Refresh my memory, are you using an aftermarket intake like a Fast 90, 92, or 102?
If you look in my "New Cams from Tick Performance" thread there are many members making 420-450rwhp/390-420rwtq cam only with our SNS Stage 3 camshaft which is slightly smaller than the Polluter camshaft.
You can expect similar results cam-only with the Polluter cam. With CNC ported heads, both of the 2 cams mentioned should make 450-480rwhp and in an optimized set-up 500rwhp can be achieved.
If you look in my "New Cams from Tick Performance" thread there are many members making 420-450rwhp/390-420rwtq cam only with our SNS Stage 3 camshaft which is slightly smaller than the Polluter camshaft.
You can expect similar results cam-only with the Polluter cam. With CNC ported heads, both of the 2 cams mentioned should make 450-480rwhp and in an optimized set-up 500rwhp can be achieved.
