Need some help with this Cam I purchased... Good for boost or no?
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Hey guys, need a little help. Currently doing an A&A Vortech V3 build on my 98 C5 Vette. Currently running a 228r texas speed cam and had no plans of switching but I recently acquired a Custom ground bullet cam on a trade. Previous owner informed me it was a blower speced cam for a D1 on his Gen 1 CTSv... I called bullet and got the specs... they are as follows
Duration 246/245 Lift .620/.620 LSA 113 Intake Center Line 109
So my question is would this be better than my current 228r for my application or would I be better off to just stick with what I have and try to sell this Cam (Ill probably need to do springs if i swap, currently have PAC 1518s)
Thanks in advance!
Duration 246/245 Lift .620/.620 LSA 113 Intake Center Line 109
So my question is would this be better than my current 228r for my application or would I be better off to just stick with what I have and try to sell this Cam (Ill probably need to do springs if i swap, currently have PAC 1518s)
Thanks in advance!
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I think for now ill just live with the 228r to save the headache of changing it since I'm building a 6.0 next year. Just ready to get it back together and drive it lol.
I'd look at a Jam Cam (230/242), BTR 227/244, or the EPS Blower (232/240) cam. All would work well with your centri blower for your application.
The 228R would actually be a pretty good turbo cam.
The 228R would actually be a pretty good turbo cam.
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Think the 228r will be alright on some light boost from the v3? (doubt i make much more than 7-8lbs this year). Just dont want to spend money on a cam when im gonna turn around and build another motor in a year.
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If you're going to be building another motor in the next year or so just leave what you've got alone and get something more suitable for the next motor. a 228/228 isn't the most ideal cam for a centri blower but its not the worst you could have either. And for the hassle of swapping the cam I don't think it's going to hurt your performance enough to make it worth changing with plans of another motor in the future. However, the new cam that you bought, the 246/245, is too damn big even for the 6.0 you're planning to build. Id do like others have suggested and try to sell it and make your money back.
Hey guys, need a little help. Currently doing an A&A Vortech V3 build on my 98 C5 Vette. Currently running a 228r texas speed cam and had no plans of switching but I recently acquired a Custom ground bullet cam on a trade. Previous owner informed me it was a blower speced cam for a D1 on his Gen 1 CTSv... I called bullet and got the specs... they are as follows
Duration 246/245 Lift .620/.620 LSA 113 Intake Center Line 109
So my question is would this be better than my current 228r for my application or would I be better off to just stick with what I have and try to sell this Cam (Ill probably need to do springs if i swap, currently have PAC 1518s)
Thanks in advance!
Duration 246/245 Lift .620/.620 LSA 113 Intake Center Line 109
So my question is would this be better than my current 228r for my application or would I be better off to just stick with what I have and try to sell this Cam (Ill probably need to do springs if i swap, currently have PAC 1518s)
Thanks in advance!





