Magic Stick 3 or T Rex?
You are better off copying their suspension and drivetrain setup than copying their cam if you are looking for ET.
Dont look ONLY at dyno's either. A dyno wont tell you how it will respond in between shifts.
All im trying to say is, dont fall into the trap of buying a cam simply because its the fastest ET or makes the most power on a dyno.
Buy a cam because it fits your driving style and lasts as long as you want it to. Steeper lobes and rediculious lift are gonna be hell on springs and RPM is gonna be hell on the bottom end. You cant have your cake and eat it too is what im trying to say.
You are better off copying their suspension and drivetrain setup than copying their cam if you are looking for ET.
Dont look ONLY at dyno's either. A dyno wont tell you how it will respond in between shifts.
All im trying to say is, dont fall into the trap of buying a cam simply because its the fastest ET or makes the most power on a dyno.
Buy a cam because it fits your driving style and lasts as long as you want it to. Steeper lobes and rediculious lift are gonna be hell on springs and RPM is gonna be hell on the bottom end. You cant have your cake and eat it too is what im trying to say.
For the record- the G5X-4 is smaller then the T-Rex on a wider LSA.
I had good luck with the G5X-4 as well.
In all seriousness though, you should look at what is going to work best for your setup, not what worked well for someone with a setup totally different from yours.Trevor
Texas Speed & Performance
I made 403 hp and 389 tq thru a steel driveshaft and 12 bolt on Eastside's dyno... which is about 10 hp low from what I have heard. Not the 440 HP that some guys have made... but this is also on pump gas, no elec. water pump, stock t-stat.... just the cam, QTP headers, CATTED Y pipe, and a ported TB, lid, stock MAF. There's probably another 10 to 15 hp from the water pump, t stat and MAF that I could get, which would be close to 420, on a dyno that typicially reads low, on pump 93 octane gas. If I were to tune the car for race gas, I'm sure that I'd be able to post up a real impressive #.
I know that I won't have to be changing any valve springs for a good 20K either... if I leave it alone for that long.

Also, depending on what you are looking to do, will determine ALOT what will best suit your needs. Just beacuse a car went 10.xx with cam A or B or C, doesn't mean that is the best thing for your car.
Give Eastside a call, tell them what you are looking to accomplish, and they should be able to set you up with a reasonably priced setup, and it will make good power. If it's a street car that you have, then something like what I have in my car may suit you just fine.
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