Another cam Question??LSr lobes?

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Jul 10, 2011 | 02:03 PM

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Another cam Question??LSr lobes?

I am looking at 146-456-11.It is the smallest LSr cam.Lots of lift,short duration.Anyone running this cam?Any input is greatly needed.Street driven,looking for dependable.418 cubes,L-92 heads.Any power guesses???Thanks for any input.The more I read about cams,the less I seem to know!

Jul 10, 2011 | 02:09 PM

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Too little duration for a 418 with L92 heads...Skip all the guess work and give Geoff @ EPS a call..His contact info is to the right----------->

Jul 10, 2011 | 03:38 PM

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Too little duration for a 418 with L92 heads...Skip all the guess work and give Geoff @ EPS a call..His contact info is to the right----------->

Jul 10, 2011 | 04:53 PM

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Agree with the other guys. With 418 cubes, you can go bigger, make more power, and still maintain perfect street manners. I have a 219/231 115lsa cam in an LS3 with those lobes that I really like. With a 418 cubes and my cam, you wouldn't notice the cam was even there. Get Pat G, or someone you trust, to spec you a cam for what you're trying to get done. Those "will fit" cams in the catalogs aren't for big cubes. When you add displacement, it's a whole nother ball game when choosing a cam.

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