Largest cam on stock internals
i would assume the t-rex...7,200 rpm.
biggest cam duration...244 int. 250 exh.
lift varies on how much duration you're running..the more duration the less lift..
biggest cam duration...244 int. 250 exh.
lift varies on how much duration you're running..the more duration the less lift..
Last edited by s346k; Feb 1, 2006 at 07:55 AM.
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Well I could be wrong(its happend before) But i believe as long as your a 6-speed or a high stalled auto you can run anycam. Its just how high you spin it. IE- My buddy has a 4600 stall and a t-rex with stage 2 head. He spins his to 7200. Now his is forged. So if you go bigger on the cam the higher your going to have to spin the motor to get the max. Where as if your going to be getting a smaller cam like um...maybe a 224/224 you should be going no higher than I believe 6700? I think im wrong but do you see what Im getting at? You can run ANY cam its just how high you want to spin your STOCK short block. Now if you got a forged, hell spin it to the sky if you want. Hope that helped
Originally Posted by blue2000Z28
Well I could be wrong(its happend before) But i believe as long as your a 6-speed or a high stalled auto you can run anycam. Its just how high you spin it. IE- My buddy has a 4600 stall and a t-rex with stage 2 head. He spins his to 7200. Now his is forged. So if you go bigger on the cam the higher your going to have to spin the motor to get the max. Where as if your going to be getting a smaller cam like um...maybe a 224/224 you should be going no higher than I believe 6700? I think im wrong but do you see what Im getting at? You can run ANY cam its just how high you want to spin your STOCK short block. Now if you got a forged, hell spin it to the sky if you want. Hope that helped
