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HPE's new S2 cam (dyno graph)

Old 03-09-2007, 01:01 PM
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Thought I'd post up some results from a new cam we just designed. So far it's looking very promising. The dyno comparison below is 2 identical LS2 cars with identical packages except the one with the new cam has the stock exhaust, and the second car has S cam with a Corsa exhaust. This setup with a good catback should be over 440 rwhp no problem, and then around 460-470 after a Fast 90. With Trick Flow 225's you'd have a very solid 500-525 rwhp heads/cam package.

These cars both have our HPE package which includes the following...

HPE Custom cam package of your choice
American Racing 1 7/8 Headers
Off-Road connection pipes
LPE CAI
160* Thermostat
Ported TB
Full Dyno Tune

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is the s2 cam still on the wide lsa? the hp curve looks nice.

what would adding a carbed intake (with injectors and 90mm tb) do with the cam?
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Originally Posted by s346k
is the s2 cam still on the wide lsa? the hp curve looks nice.
No, it's on a 112.

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what would adding a carbed intake (with injectors and 90mm tb) do with the cam?
It'd probably kill torque! That intake is not good at all for torque. Might increase power way up top though if it was ported. I'd stick with a ported Fast 90. It'll dissapate the heat better too.

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