Nitrous cam?
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Hey whats up? Well I spend alot of time on here but dont really post very often. Anyway Ive been thinking about a custom comp grind. I was thinking about 226/232 588/595 110 +2. I dont really want to spin my motor past 6500-6600 and would be spraying a 150 shot. The car is not a daily driver so I dont mind a rough idle. How would this cam perform on the spray and off and what should I expect the idle to be like? Thanks!!!
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Your going to see good results with any cam on spray but spray seems to like cams with high lsa traditional split and more intake lift from what i have seen. The cam you are looking at should be a good cross of na and nitrous. The idel will be rough but it will sound good.
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Yeah I just figured the 114 would move the power up in the rpm range and I dont really wanna spin it that high? Also from my understanding the reason for a higher lsa in a nitrous application is to reduce overlap because you would essentially be loosing nitrous from both valves being open at once? But then people talk about the ms3 being a great cam for spray but it has 13.5* overlap as where the cam I mentioned only has 9*? Thanks for the responses so far!!! Anymore insight is always welcome?