383 cam
238/242 .615/.610 111LSA +2 would be great NA.
For a 200 shot, you'll want to keep the IVO, IVC, EVC and overlap the same for what works best NA, but open the exhaust valve 8 degrees earlier (to lessen pumping losses on the spray). The resulting nitrous cam would be:
238/250 .615/.615 113LSA +4
Please note, this cam has the same IVO, IVC, EVC and overlap as the NA cam. The exhaust valve is opened 8 degrees earlier. This would rock on the spray plus give a very strong mid-range punch.

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Last edited by Goldfinger911; Jan 29, 2008 at 12:33 AM.
I'm building a 383 right now and I'm going with a T-Rex that came in this car I bought. It's a 242/248 On a 110lsa. I'm not real sure on the lift. I think this will work well for a drag set up. But it could be taylor made to squeak a little more out of it. But should achieve my goals just fine.
You should really consider the specs Patrick G recommended, he is very good at speccing cams and really knows what he is talking about. If not something very close to that with similar valve events.




