F13 (230/232) 110lsa
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F13 (230/232) 110lsa
anyone running this specific cam? i have Allan grinding me a High Lift F13 with a 110LSA, I'm just wanting to see some graphs and results with this specifc cam. thanks in advance. I've searched and didn't come up with anything, just one guy with a sound clip.
I'll be running:
LS6 intake
TEA 1.5 5.3 heads (61cc)
.040 MLS Cometic
High Lift F13 110LSA (230/232 .642.612 110LSA;110ICL)
Adjustable Timing chain
Flycut pistons .080
1 3/4 LT, ORY, Hooker CB
SCR 11.44:1, DCR 8.66:1
I'm looking forward to the new changes, should be a stout setup.
Jon
I'll be running:
LS6 intake
TEA 1.5 5.3 heads (61cc)
.040 MLS Cometic
High Lift F13 110LSA (230/232 .642.612 110LSA;110ICL)
Adjustable Timing chain
Flycut pistons .080
1 3/4 LT, ORY, Hooker CB
SCR 11.44:1, DCR 8.66:1
I'm looking forward to the new changes, should be a stout setup.
Jon
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Originally Posted by dug
looks good on paper. What kinda power you expecting? 450rwhp?
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Originally Posted by SOMe WS6
i am running an F13 114lsa and prc ls6 heads. it is a pretty nice setup. still waiting for some numbers since putting the heads on.
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Just out of curosity why did you decide to go with the highlift F13 vs the old F13? If you want the RPM range to be lower i would think you would want a lower lift but i could be wrong on that. I dont think there is going to be much hp difference from the two, so why go with the higher lift? The only reason why i am asking because i thought about switching to the highlift F13 also.
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Originally Posted by PunkNPonys
Just out of curosity why did you decide to go with the highlift F13 vs the old F13? If you want the RPM range to be lower i would think you would want a lower lift but i could be wrong on that. I dont think there is going to be much hp difference from the two, so why go with the higher lift? The only reason why i am asking because i thought about switching to the highlift F13 also.
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Originally Posted by ProjecT 9
well basically I'm just wanting to try it out. i have some heads that flow decent at .650 and theoretically having the cam on a 110 lsa and advancing it 2 degree's with my timing chain gives me valve events to make power in the range i want. i went with the high lift version to maybe get 10-15 more rear wheel out of it. maybe i wont get it, but im willing to try. ill be restricted by my intake, but i plan on swapping over to a 90/90 in about 5 months, and i should see better gains then, obviously b/c I'll be getting more air in to take advantage of the .642" lift.
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Originally Posted by ProjecT 9
442rwhp @ 6800
402rwtq @ 4900-5000
SCR 10.8:1
DCR 8.12:1
402rwtq @ 4900-5000
SCR 10.8:1
DCR 8.12:1
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Originally Posted by PunkNPonys
Those are pretty stout numbers. But i hear you when you say you want to lower the power band. I dont see any need to spin the motor to 7000rpm in order to make power. I think your new combo will be killer. Well keep us updated. Goodluck.
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Originally Posted by algws6
is it going to have enough P/V clearance?