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Can someone point me in the right direction as to which cam i should get or can someone spec me a custom cam? I have a 408 stroked lq4 with CNC'd L92 heads FAST 102/102 has about 9.5:1 CR plan on running pump gas, going to have a t56 trans with a moser M9 4:10.
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See if you can get the valve free-drop dimension before you get a cam spec'd. I have seen a lot of ported L92 heads that have really shallow valve drop dimensions. The shallower the dimension, the less piston to valve clearance you'll have.
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Originally Posted by M_juntti2001
Can someone point me in the right direction as to which cam i should get or can someone spec me a custom cam? I have a 408 stroked lq4 with CNC'd L92 heads FAST 102/102 has about 9.5:1 CR plan on running pump gas, going to have a t56 trans with a moser M9 4:10.
Why such a low compression? you planning on boost later? If you're just worried about pump gas, you could get away with pump gas at least another point higher...
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Originally Posted by 406malibu
Why such a low compression? you planning on boost later? If you're just worried about pump gas, you could get away with pump gas at least another point higher...
yes i was planning on adding an f1 later on, i figure i should be able to run about 15 or 16 lbs safely on pump gas with 9.5:1
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Originally Posted by Patrick G
See if you can get the valve free-drop dimension before you get a cam spec'd. I have seen a lot of ported L92 heads that have really shallow valve drop dimensions. The shallower the dimension, the less piston to valve clearance you'll have.
how would i measure that, its a brand new set of cnc'd l92 heads from gm i cant find that dimension anywhere and im out of state for the next 2 months. what would i do? take the springs off and measure the stem then set it on a table drop the valve and measure the stem again? the pistons i have are for an l92 engine with a 20cc dish and valve reliefs

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