Custom cam VS. Off the shelf?
Last edited by }BlueFire{; May 1, 2008 at 01:44 AM.
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not to mention converter and gears.
I run 11.82 scr so i have plenty of tq even with a big cam. and only run a 2 deg split on duration between intake and ex. but i run afr heads.stock heads need a bigger split to work.
you need to know what you want before you can pick what cam you want.
or basicly how much money do you want to spend .figure that out then pm patric g and he will set you up with the right cam
Rules would be motor has to be stock, new (break in only allowed), and same pre-determined bolt ons. Dynos on same day in climate controled environment.
We could make it simple, bring your Off shelf 224/224 cams and i'll bring my grind.
Out of all of them that I know to exist (on the market), I know I can beat them by 25fwhp.
Like I said, you tailor the cam to the combo, not the other way around (equal to being born head first Vs feet first)
Rules would be motor has to be stock, new (break in only allowed), and same pre-determined bolt ons. Dynos on same day in climate controled environment.
We could make it simple, bring your Off shelf 224/224 cams and i'll bring my grind.
Out of all of them that I know to exist (on the market), I know I can beat them by 25fwhp.
Like I said, you tailor the cam to the combo, not the other way around (equal to being born head first Vs feet first)

I agree tho because I would rather have my own cam ground for me and my setup then buy one off the shelf. I understand where some of you say, "well, most of us have the same mods, or the mods are so similar." This is true for bolt ons, but then you start fabbing your own FI system down the road, port your heads, or throw on a wet kit and now the only cam you should look into is a custom one. I like to think that the shelf cams and others experience with either shelf cams or even custom ones can only help you find something suitable for you car and setup. The price is a the same for both and then you get to spec a cam that will shine where the shelf cam(s) fall off.





