TSP 228/224 Cam Info?
03-16-2005, 08:05 AM
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Originally Posted by Ragtop 99
sounds similar to my cam
228/224 113 114
228/224 114 With no advance it will be a high reving cam, idles fine at 850 rpm
228/224 113 114
228/224 114 With no advance it will be a high reving cam, idles fine at 850 rpm
03-16-2005, 07:49 PM
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TSP probably grinds some advance into their cam which will bring the rpm band down a bit. Switching to a 112 LSA with 1 or 2 degrees advance would give a lower powerband.
If you really want a meaty midrange, consider something like a 224/220 111 with 0 advance. A 224/220 112 with 1 degree advance would also give a pretty strong mid-range with the same overlap as 228/224 114.
If you really want a meaty midrange, consider something like a 224/220 111 with 0 advance. A 224/220 112 with 1 degree advance would also give a pretty strong mid-range with the same overlap as 228/224 114.
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03-17-2005, 08:01 PM
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I have the TSP228R 112+2. By 6000 RPM the power levels off and stays the same to 6500, idles great with a tune, I would have thought about a bigger cam if I knew how well this one drives, but I am very happy with it.
