What cam would the public recommend for...
Also, i'm lookin' for low end to mid range power, not soo much up high. Any opinions or suggestions on the grind? I got till Xmas to make my decision and do my research so plenty of time. Thanks for the help. Btw, daily driver.
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My goals are
- 400 HP if possible w/ just a cam swap
- Low to mid range power (not soo much higher cause i don't wanna F w/ my drivetrain)
- Good lobe sound (i like it to chug)
- Pretty aggressive
- Budget is around 1 grand (not including install, possibly not including tune, haven't researched that enough yet)
Last edited by Vrbas; Jul 27, 2007 at 11:35 PM.
William
I'm looking to run either a 228/232 112 LSA or a 236/242 112 LSA. I am leaning towards the smaller of the two due the powerband coming on sooner in the RPM range.
Keep us posted. Good luck
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- Low to mid range power (not soo much higher cause i don't wanna F w/ my drivetrain)
- Good lobe sound (i like it to chug)
- Pretty aggressive
- Budget is around 1 grand (not including install, possibly not including tune, haven't researched that enough yet)
it pretty much fits all these requirments, go to ls1 sounds and look for clips of the CETA hes running this cam
https://ls1tech.com/forums/dynamometer-results-comparisons/580073-new-afr-f13-ported-fast-numbers.html
https://ls1tech.com/forums/generation-iii-internal-engine/708263-futral-f13-torquer-2-a.html
I would go with a 224/228 on XE-R lobes and comp 918 springs with some chromemoly pushrods (stock length), 110 LSA +4 degrees advance ground in. Replace the timing chain with an LS2 chain while you're in there, and a ported/shimmed LS6 oil pump if you're feeling nutty!
The cam would still have 6 degrees of overlap making for a nice lope that says something, but doesn't scream it!
Looks to be very similar to the larger of the two cams I am considering, which is a 236/242 .605"/.609" 112 LSA. Now I can finally give the
Should work fine without flycutting when upgrading to aftermarket milled cylinder heads as well from what I was told about the cam spec'd for me
The safe zone is what .100 '' / .080 '' so take that # for that one particular engine measured .
Flycutting .100/.100 would put it very safe even with milled cylinder heads and a .040 thickness headgasket . The added compression would make the power more and the drivabilty would be similar to a smaller duration cam .
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=580073
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=708263
As far as that chart goes (comparing 224 and 230), they look to be pretty close. Sure the 230 makes a little more, but if i went w/ the 230 would i risk having to expand my budget?
As far as that chart goes (comparing 224 and 230), they look to be pretty close. Sure the 230 makes a little more, but if i went w/ the 230 would i risk having to expand my budget?







