Is a stall a true necessity for a cam?
At the same time the stall size really depends on the other mods you are planning, if you ever plan on nitrous you dont want as loose of a stall as you would if you were NA. But if this is a street car you are not goign to be spraying that much, as well you would want the highest stall you can stand for a cam that large.
Trust me Ive had both. I had better ets w/ the 3600 and spray. On motor ets were better w/ the 4k.
Hope this helps.
Doug
To add more info to this, i will be getting a MS4 cam. I debated between three (MS3, MS4 and a T-Rex). I feel as though the T-Rex is just a little too large and that the MS3 and MS4 are so close in driveability, that i might as well go with the slightly larger cam. I will also be adding a TNT wet kit sometime soon, probably starting with a 100 and working my way up to 150. I do race my car but it is always from a roll. A stall would only slow me down from a roll, hince the reason why i do not want to get a stall. If i were a stoplight or track racer, then i'd be all over a 4000 or higher stall. I also know that the car will try and push through the brakes at stoplights, but i figure if it really pushes that hard, i can always just put the car in neutral at a stoplight.
If i am misinformed that the car with a stall would be slower from a roll, please inform me. Any insight to this would be appreciated.
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I will spray but it will probably only be a few times a week. I will still probably only go to the track once or so. I'm thinking maybe 3800 and go in between.
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I made this thread to ask a question. I didnt know if a stall was something i HAD to have. Sorry i decided to post a thread to get a definite answer to concerns about my personal setup. I'm not a track junky so E.T.'s aren't that important. I was just asking a question and now, thanks to this thread, i have decided to go ahead and get a stall as my next mod. If i hadn't made this thread i wouldve gotten a cam first and regretted it. So whats so funny about trying to learn from more knowledgable and experienced LS1 owners?



