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I'd go bigger on the duration. Keep the valves open a lil' longer to draw in more air. Something in the mid to high 230 range on a 112 LSA +2
Don't worry about the lift. Under .600 is fine.
A cam big enough to *maybe* need to flycut is really no more powerful than a slightly smaller cam w/o cutting.
Are you looking for more mph or to get down the track quicker? Valve timing for top end speed may not be the same as getting that A4 accross the 1320 the quickest. For example here are 2 cams with 10* overlap that will accomplish difference goals:
ET: 228/232 110 109
MPH: 232/236 112 111
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Last edited by JoeSS; Feb 16, 2006 at 07:59 PM.
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I'm very happy and wouldn't go smaller than this, or too much bigger. My Firehawk is a weekend car too, so it has to act right around slow town traffic.
If you're gong to the track take off your ac belt. That compressor pulley is really heavy and you'll gain 5 hp not having to spin up that dead weight.
the t-rex is a bad mfer, i wouldn't mess with that unless you want to restall and change over to longtubes..


