402, 408, 427 guys, come on in!!
i'm planning on about 10:1ish with my build so i hope i can at least squeeze out something close to what you guys are putting down.
. i'm pretty much a dope when it comes to cams...the numbers may as well be in chinese, but i asked around before and got these numbers from predator-Z243/249 .629/.629 112+2 Lsa
i said i needed a good idle, plenty of power under the curve (road racing) and a high redline @ or around 7K. like i said, i don't know jack about cams, but i DO know that predator-Z is the man when it comes to cams.
i'm planning on about 10:1ish with my build so i hope i can at least squeeze out something close to what you guys are putting down.
434 stroker, ported ls7s, 13.5:1 compression, 259-268 .658"int/ext 110lsa+0 custom grind comp. numbers soon.
this motor is already completed just not in the car.
438 stroker, World product ls7x warhawk heads, 11.5:1 compression, 242-248 on 112+4, numbers soon as well
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do you think it would make enough ower to justify the cost of another set of heads tho? if we're talking ten of horsepower then i may just take the hit in the wallet
403/L92 cnc heads, Pat G. cam with about 12.5 compression 544/498 through 28 in hoosier QTP's
408/L92 cnc heads TSP cam 12.75 compression 529/490 through a 12 bolt and 27 in et streets.
Both M6 cars, both running out of fuel.
Did another 403 not long ago in a 06 C6 vert, also m6 had out of the box l92's with a TSP giant on a 114 and 10-1 compression, and it did 501/478 through 1 7/8 lt's and corsa exhaust.
Also an auto 02 z28 with an slp shortblock, and out of the box l92's with a TSP giant on a 112 and a 9 in rear with a 3600 converter- 477/458 unlocked.

408/L92 cnc heads TSP cam 12.75 compression 529/490 through a 12 bolt and 27 in et streets.
Both M6 cars, both running out of fuel.
do you think it would make enough ower to justify the cost of another set of heads tho? if we're talking ten of horsepower then i may just take the hit in the wallet

Let's assume a 427 with 59cc heads and a SCR of 11.73. Going to 62cc gets you 11.35, and 72cc yields 10.25. So you can move it a point to a point and a half with a head change. From an economic point of view, if you buy quality heads that are well-regarded, such as AFRs, then you should be able to sell them for 75-80% of what you paid for them.
I believe when people refer to a "point" on compression, they are referring to a movement of a whole number. As in 1 point is the difference in 11.0:1 and 12.0:1.



