Tsp 231/237?
A buddy of mine has a rev split 233/231, 585/580 on a 112 in a C5 with Patriot heads thats thing has a rough sounding ldle, I love it. His made 427rwhp and drove awesome in town
So the TSP 231/237 is a good choice for all around power? You think it will break 400hp with this cam with the usual bolt ons? What about valve train noise? is it really bad? Do I need different push rods? I want 400hp with stock heads and good driveability. Then spray the 150 on top of that. Should be sweet!
So the TSP 231/237 is a good choice for all around power? You think it will break 400hp with this cam with the usual bolt ons? What about valve train noise? is it really bad? Do I need different push rods? I want 400hp with stock heads and good driveability. Then spray the 150 on top of that. Should be sweet!
youll also need good springs id recomend the patriot gold kit its only 279 right now.and it will make the famous sewing machine noise but its not to bad.
and with all the bolt ons youll probley be pretty close to your 400 goal
but it seems to me that a lot of the 400 numbers i see on here i rarely see
from all my buddys with the same set up outside ls1 tech not that they dont have it they are just lucky imo.but after a while save up for some stage 2 heads and youll easily see over 400hp good luck!!
I've run it with stock heads and with TEA 1.5's.
Stock heads: 390rwhp (thru a Moser 9" rear)
Ported heads: 425rwhp (same bolt-on setup as stock heads)
I just went with a FAST90/90 setup and QTP HVM LT's, so the numbers may have gone up.
I trapped 118mph on stock heads with this cam. It's a great top end cam. My new bolt-ons (the 90/90 and the QTP HVM LT's) have helped me regain some low end response which was lacking before.
I love this cam. It lopes hard and performs well at the track. I run 11's in daily driven form.
That said, I'd go with a Futral F14 if I were you.
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It does lope pretty well.
I suggest the F14 because the Futral grinds seem to deliver better tq numbers. From what I've read, the F14 lopes more than the F13 (which also performs very well).
Either way, plan on rear gears.
Specs on the FM14: 232"/234" .598"/.598" 112LSA
Hey you think the cheap *** coated Pacesetters and OR/Y will be sufficient for my build up?
It does lope pretty well.
I suggest the F14 because the Futral grinds seem to deliver better tq numbers. From what I've read, the F14 lopes more than the F13 (which also performs very well).
Either way, plan on rear gears.
Specs on the FM14: 232"/234" .598"/.598" 112LSA
I'm just wondering if I will still have enough clearance to run this cam safely? I know the lift is very similar TSP's .598/.595 and FMS's .598/.598 but from what I understand... lift isn't the only factor in determining how much P/V Clearance you have. Another factor is the beating the valvetrain takes... 231/237 is known for being easy on the springs with their soft ramps. I may need to give FMS a call soon to get some input from them to see if they can estimate mileage a mostly street driven FM13/14 cam can see before having to swap out the springs.
Not trying to hijack the thread but I believe it relates to the topic in a sense
Supa Rich, that 231/237 still run OK under the 2500 rpm range, like is slow city driving and lofing around etc? cam surge? just curious
Thanks for the reply!

