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A Mild Cam With A Non Aggressive Ramp Rate?

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Old 10-29-2005, 04:40 PM
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How would these compare in terms of idle quality and drivabilty. Power & torque. Also which would put the most stress on the valvetrain?

Spend Inc. 1 222/222 .563./.563 @ 114

Comp Cams 212/218 .558/.563 @ 115

TR220 220/220 .553/.553 @ 114
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How would these compare in terms of idle quality and drivabilty. Power & torque. Also which would put the most stress on the valvetrain?

Spend Inc. 1 222/222 .563./.563 @ 114

Comp Cams 212/218 .558/.563 @ 115

TR220 220/220 .553/.553 @ 114[/quote]




Anyone else?
These are very similar cams.
Powerwise with good tuning, the 222 should squeeze 5 more rwhp out than the TR220.

In a GTO I wouldn't put anything smaller than 224.
Something like 224/224, .581/.581 115. That will pass emissions and get you closer to 380+ rwhp

The ramp rate will make it easier to drive and deliver the power when you need it. It being a non split helps in tuning also.



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