223/230 .565/.565 112 LSA cam
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Anyone using this cam with stock heads and have any dyno results?
Preferable comparison with a comparison from a stock cam also. I know it is asking alot but just wandering if anyone has any of this info.
Also wandering what kinda cylinder pressure you are seeing with a stock bottom end, stock heads and ni milling. 175 psi or so???
Lloyd
Preferable comparison with a comparison from a stock cam also. I know it is asking alot but just wandering if anyone has any of this info.
Also wandering what kinda cylinder pressure you are seeing with a stock bottom end, stock heads and ni milling. 175 psi or so???
Lloyd
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Even if you picked up say 20hp off of a cam swap which I doubt you will you would be at 356 I guess you would be close but those heads just dont flow that great. Although you could throw in a real big cam and probley get the big numbers but it wouldnt run like it should at the track! Call llyod or Ai and get them to spec you a cam I would suggest somthing on the lines of a cc503 maybe a little more lift.
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yea already called le going to go with that i think this wed. can't wait. would like to get atleast 360 though, id say my tuner will come through.BLUECAT!!!! he's great he'll get every last hp tq