I was just wondering if anyone on here is running a camcraft cam. I am looking at buying one used with around 900 miles and a set of comp springs for $300. The specs on the cam are 220I 224E 580I 568E. I am new to cams so any help would be appreaciated. I know I will still need to get hardened pushrods. Thanks

Nick

 

Richard has been around quite awhile. He has good equipment and uses good cores.

 

What kind of power could I expect with this cam and the normal bolt on parts?

 

I forgot to mention I have a 2000 TA, M6 with 3.42.

 

Well I think I just sold my Acura so thats money to go towards this cam. Does anyone else have any info or could give me a rough estimate on the kind of power this cam will produce and the effective rpm range. Thanks

Nick

 

~385 rwhp with supporting bolt-ons.

rpm range of 2,200 to around 6,200.

would be a good street cam. what lsa is it ground on?

 

I am not quite sure I cant remember what he said but I think it was 112

 

Tex,
If this is "LD's" cam. It is a very nice street cam. I drove the car for a quick tune, and it had very nice manors. As chris had noted, Richard uses very nice cores, and has a handle on the lobes for the newer stuff.

Note, Headers would help this stick a good bit.

Thanks
Dennis
Air Flow Development

BTW: just guessing on the Delaine part. If it is not, disregard. I assumed this being that you are from York.

 

No the cam is comming out of Dwayne's 00 Z28. I went for a ride in his z28 today and he has the same bolt ons as I do but that cam made a difference. I think that cam with some LT's would be a good start.

 

it's "Delaine" not "Dwayne"...

Dennis

 

Ok but the guy at Leedy Automotive told me his name was Dwayne and he is the one selling the cam.