Cam suggestions with TFS 195's 23*heads
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Please help with combo. street strip 94 camaro with 355, 305cc comp cam currently,headers with borla exhaust,A4 with edge conv.,3:73 gears, future 150/200 shot. Just purchased a set of twisted wedge 195's! How much hp with the 305cc? Thanks in advance
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gearing? tire size at the track? converter stall?
Probably about 340 rwhp with that 305 cam and the TFS heads. You could do 40 more with the right cam, provided your gearing and converter are suited for it.
Edit: I just noticed you have 3.73's
Probably about 340 rwhp with that 305 cam and the TFS heads. You could do 40 more with the right cam, provided your gearing and converter are suited for it.
Edit: I just noticed you have 3.73's
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i ran one of their cams with my stock crank/rod 11.2:1 355 with TFS 195's on it and the thing was amazingly strong.......3450lb street car ran 120mph+ trap speeds through a 4000 converter and 4.11's..............
i ran a variation of the 234/242 on their website......call them or email them you WILL NOT be dissaapointed
i ran one of their cams with my stock crank/rod 11.2:1 355 with TFS 195's on it and the thing was amazingly strong.......3450lb street car ran 120mph+ trap speeds through a 4000 converter and 4.11's..............
i ran a variation of the 234/242 on their website......call them or email them you WILL NOT be dissaapointed
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i ran one of their cams with my stock crank/rod 11.2:1 355 with TFS 195's on it and the thing was amazingly strong.......3450lb street car ran 120mph+ trap speeds through a 4000 converter and 4.11's..............
i ran a variation of the 234/242 on their website......call them or email them you WILL NOT be dissaapointed
i ran one of their cams with my stock crank/rod 11.2:1 355 with TFS 195's on it and the thing was amazingly strong.......3450lb street car ran 120mph+ trap speeds through a 4000 converter and 4.11's..............
i ran a variation of the 234/242 on their website......call them or email them you WILL NOT be dissaapointed
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Sent text/called waiting on a response I guess, hope I'm not busy whenever they respond back...anyway thanks guys for your responses! Couple more questions? These are straight out of the box complete. Did u upgrade your valve train components? What were your complete cam specs? Thinking of just either slapping heads on current combo or just installing a off shelf cam/used like gm847. Until next summer then I would probably refresh engine, send heads to be P&P+matched with the AI cam. Any ideas on cost?
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Ive got those heads and called L.E. and got a 236/244 608/609 110lsa it pulls very hard up top havnt made it to the track yet.
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Do you have a link to the LT1 "Twisted Wedge" heads?
Those are very very rare and from my understanding were hard on valvetrain and didn't really work well enough to be worth the effort.
Now Trickflow does currently offer GenX heads in a couple sizes and a standard 23degree 195 head, but those aren't "Twisted Wedge".
If you are thinking of redoing it next summer I would use what you have, see how you like it and aim to change it with the rebuild next summer. Basically I am saying why don't you find out what you have and how you like it before changing things.
Those are very very rare and from my understanding were hard on valvetrain and didn't really work well enough to be worth the effort.
Now Trickflow does currently offer GenX heads in a couple sizes and a standard 23degree 195 head, but those aren't "Twisted Wedge".
If you are thinking of redoing it next summer I would use what you have, see how you like it and aim to change it with the rebuild next summer. Basically I am saying why don't you find out what you have and how you like it before changing things.