anyone ever heard of this??
anyone ever heard of this?? a "full lenadi rv cam" ( or something like that dont know how to spell it really lenadi, lenada i dont know) going in a 94 lt1?? said the power was like 4500-6500 rpms?? i have a mystery project car and just got a little bit of information from a previous owner that doesnt make any sense to me wondering if anyone knows what that is
Does not sound right to me, lt1 cars have no problems making low end tq to warrant installing a rv cam! Also I would not think a rv cam has a 4500-6500 power range, rv's need more lower end power and tq range to get alot of weight moving efficiently. Hopefully someone like 96capmgr can chime in, Im no cam expert.
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Does not sound right to me, lt1 cars have no problems making low end tq to warrant installing a rv cam! Also I would not think a rv cam has a 4500-6500 power range, rv's need more lower end power and tq range to get alot of weight moving efficiently. Hopefully someone like 96capmgr can chime in, Im no cam expert.
I guess a b-body is almost as heavy as an RV
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Cams like the Crane 227 etc. are considered "RV" cams because they exhibit off idle power with strong low-end to mid-ranges. The 227 is real popular with the heavy B-Body guys because it helps them start out quicker. So what I can gather from you said, it's a cam from Lunati that is designed for heavy cars so something with alot of low-end power and torque. The 4500-6500 rpm range however makes no sense at all. RV cams may make peak around 5500-5700 or so with power coming in early on.
ok that helps alot and the guy i was talking to could be wrong about the rpms he said alot of really wack stuff when i was talking to him but the only thing i halfway beleived was about the cam i appreciate it man
