Torn between 2 cams
Looking into the CC 503 which is a known good grind with excellent power
also looking into A.I. 226/234 cam
cams pulls
CC 503 = says 1,800 - 5,800 rpm but know its higher
A.I. 226/234 = says 2,000-6300 but is that higher?
Now for the price difference CC503 $259 / A.I. $395
Is it really worth $140 more for say 15 hp? I don't want what everyone settles for, but maybe it's due to the proven ouput. Is it worth $140 to be different?

Let me know what you guys think!!!
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I def don't plan an running this cam in say 2/3 years when I plan on heads/intake/cam.
Now on the Comp Cams custom grinds do you only need the specs to grind that cam- seems to easy
I already have
Pac-Alloy 1218 springs
CC seats/retainers/10 locks
ARP 7/16 rocker studs
CC 1.6 Pro Mag
TF guideplates/pushrods
but yeah, Id call them, tell them what spring you got, and see what they can work out for you as for highest lift, most aggressive cam lobe profile to grind it on, and if they recomend tweaking the duration #s from where you think they should be. also, they can advance the cam to your liking too. advanceing the cam will lower the power band, produce a lopier idle, and make more average usable power. which will beef up your midrange and lose a couple HP off the top end compared to same cam not advanced. alot of cams are advanced 2 degrees and people dont even realize it. 112+2 is a very popular LSA/ICL. if you dont know what those acronyms mean, I suggest you do some research on the subject. or just call a pro.
get ahold of PredatorZ on this site. he helped me come up with my grind, and Im very happy with it. it was obviously for an LS1 (dads TA) but Im sure he would be willing to give you a good recomendation. Go with the Ai cam.
Go with the Ai cam.





