ID Camshaft
12204 = exhaust 306 rated, 276 @ .050", .445" peak lobe lift, HXX profile
116 LSA
Both from their solid roller lobe listing
That would be A SHIPLOAD of cam
Looks to me like a super aggressive turbo cam although there are more lobes that dwarf those, probably for bigger inch setups
No surprise to me that "crank decided to break"... after all, there's no such thing as "too much cam", only, "not enough motor"... sounds like you mighta got caught up in that
You planning on running in the TV show where the Memphis crew goes wherever to run the 405s, NOLA, the Aussies, and so on? Looks kinda like THAT kind of a build
12204 = exhaust 306 rated, 276 @ .050", .445" peak lobe lift, HXX profile
116 LSA
Both from their solid roller lobe listing
That would be A SHIPLOAD of cam
Looks to me like a super aggressive turbo cam although there are more lobes that dwarf those, probably for bigger inch setups
No surprise to me that "crank decided to break"... after all, there's no such thing as "too much cam", only, "not enough motor"... sounds like you mighta got caught up in that
You planning on running in the TV show where the Memphis crew goes wherever to run the 405s, NOLA, the Aussies, and so on? Looks kinda like THAT kind of a build
Solid roller cam
Duration .50 262 intake 276 exhaust
17 rocker lift
756 intake 756 exhaust
Lobe angle 116
That is NOT a suitable cam for anything REMOTELY CLOSE TO "stock". And of course, anything REMOTELY CLOSE TO "stock" isn't gonna come anywhere close to "700 whp".
Come back when you have the motor you want to pick a cam for, and we'll help you out. Meanwhile, sell that thing to one of the TV show "Street Outlaws" kinda guys.
Be a bit more specific in your goals. Maybe even a bit realistic even if it hurts.
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