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Old 03-12-2008, 03:37 PM
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Default TSP 228R cam, 110 or 111 lsa

I'm gonna order this cam soon & had planned on getting it with a 111 lsa +1 degree advance ground in. After seeing some of the threads about 110 lsa cams I am wondering are there any drawbacks to me getting the 228 cam ground on a 110 + 0?? I like the idea of making more midrange torque & the hp peaking sooner plus think it'll sound badass, I just want to make sure that it can be tuned to be a daily driver without issue.

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not exactly sure, but i think 110lsa cams will need some flycutting.. someone please correct me if im wrong
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I was concerned about that. I'm rebuilding the motor while I have it out so a set of diamond or brc pistons may be in order.
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Anyone else have input??
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I ran a 228R on a 111 on my stock motor and didn't have any PTV issues - flycutting not needed. I don't have any experience with the 110 cam. Good luck!




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