hotcam vs cutsom spec question
hotcam 217/227 525/525 112
CC custom 218/218 563 114
Thanks for the input.
Both would be paired with hooker lt's
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<strong>Which cam would make more power out of these to cams. Would it even be a significant difference?
hotcam 217/227 525/525 112
CC custom 218/218 563 114
Thanks for the input.
Both would be paired with hooker lt's</strong></font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Why not just get a custom cam from comp?You canget whatever you like <img border="0" title="" alt="[Big Grin]" src="gr_grin.gif" /> he he he.
<strong>sorry T/A do you have headers on that system?you no with no cats headers and a 3'' exoust you will pump about 30 - 35 hp more, fyi</strong></font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">LOL - this dude is a genius isnt he? hahhaha
yea the hotcam is a decent cam but if you are looking for 380RWHP or more (esp with good headwork) go with a custom cam. my results are in the sig with stock programing. that will change this coming week.
Brad
The hotcam was made to make great power on stock heads, and it does alright. But in my opinion, there are far better cams out there right now. The hotcam has too many disadvantages for the power it makes. The idle is very rough, even on a M6, and the surging, while not horrible, is present. It does have the advantage of being easy on the valvetrain though. I dont believe you are ever going to break a spring with a hotcam.
I love the MTI T1 cam for great power without too much valvetrain noise... I cant think of a reason not to use it. You can use the Hammer cam as well if you dont mind valvetrain noise and are willing to put some good springs in there. THunder Racing also makes a gread 224 cam.
\chrisn
Ok I pulled on the dyno tonight with the CC cam.
I gained 24 hp from just the cam putting me at 363 rwhp corrected! nice #'s if ya ask me. hoping with lt's and intake I break 380 mark.


thanks for your input though.