372 truck motor cam help
05-27-2020, 07:32 AM
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372 truck motor cam help hey guys,
Getting ready to start the build on the 372 for my 2006 crew cab short bed 1500. It'll be a street truck, 4/6 drop, no towing. I have it narrowed down to 3 cams.
1) Ed Curtis custom grind (similar to SSTQ) 220/226 .608/.601 @ 111
2) Tick Performance SNS stage 1 223/227 .610/.590 @ 111
3) BTR stage 4 V2 truck cam 224/230 .553/.553 @ 109
Engine will be mostly stock, heads touched up, around 10:1 compression. Curb weight of the truck is 4900 lbs
Any help is greatly appreciated. Also, if you have reasons or justifications for your choice, I would like to hear those as well.
Getting ready to start the build on the 372 for my 2006 crew cab short bed 1500. It'll be a street truck, 4/6 drop, no towing. I have it narrowed down to 3 cams.
1) Ed Curtis custom grind (similar to SSTQ) 220/226 .608/.601 @ 111
2) Tick Performance SNS stage 1 223/227 .610/.590 @ 111
3) BTR stage 4 V2 truck cam 224/230 .553/.553 @ 109
Engine will be mostly stock, heads touched up, around 10:1 compression. Curb weight of the truck is 4900 lbs
Any help is greatly appreciated. Also, if you have reasons or justifications for your choice, I would like to hear those as well.
05-27-2020, 10:23 AM
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hey guys,
Getting ready to start the build on the 372 for my 2006 crew cab short bed 1500. It'll be a street truck, 4/6 drop, no towing. I have it narrowed down to 3 cams.
1) Ed Curtis custom grind (similar to SSTQ) 220/226 .608/.601 @ 111
2) Tick Performance SNS stage 1 223/227 .610/.590 @ 111
3) BTR stage 4 V2 truck cam 224/230 .553/.553 @ 109
Engine will be mostly stock, heads touched up, around 10:1 compression. Curb weight of the truck is 4900 lbs
Any help is greatly appreciated. Also, if you have reasons or justifications for your choice, I would like to hear those as well.
Getting ready to start the build on the 372 for my 2006 crew cab short bed 1500. It'll be a street truck, 4/6 drop, no towing. I have it narrowed down to 3 cams.
1) Ed Curtis custom grind (similar to SSTQ) 220/226 .608/.601 @ 111
2) Tick Performance SNS stage 1 223/227 .610/.590 @ 111
3) BTR stage 4 V2 truck cam 224/230 .553/.553 @ 109
Engine will be mostly stock, heads touched up, around 10:1 compression. Curb weight of the truck is 4900 lbs
Any help is greatly appreciated. Also, if you have reasons or justifications for your choice, I would like to hear those as well.
Honestly a stage 2 truck cam would be the best from the dynos I have seen in a 5000lb vehicle
The summit 8720 truck cam would be my pick
05-27-2020, 11:02 AM
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How are you getting the 372 cubes?
05-28-2020, 12:46 AM
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Gotta love Holdener's dyno tests! Lots of info!
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