383 NA LT1 cam question
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Instead of a hp goal, what are your overall goals for the complete vehicle? Are you just plannng to race other cars on the dyno for bragging rights, or do you want to run the car on the street/strip? Is it a Daily Driver?
FWIW, a true 500 rear wheel hp (NA) Daily Driver with an under 3000 rpm converter are fairly rare, and VERY expensive.
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I could understand if someone out and out lied about having it and was winning a lot of races but we all want more bang for our buck.
Do some searching and you'll find similar combinations.
--Alan
...sorry I just read your above post and saw "bragging rights"...Remember that the 500 number is just a number...There's been a few bigger number cars that have seen my tailights...
Last edited by ABA383; Sep 25, 2006 at 01:22 PM.
You want to choose a cam that best works with the heads you have.
Getting a bigger cam doesn't always mean youre getting bigger power, if the Heads/Cam aren't aligned as good as they should be.
You will get more power out of a cam that goes good with your heads because the pair works more seamlessly.
I know guys on here that bought LE1 heads and a huge cam, but they didn't get as much power as they thought. Once they got the proper cam for the heads, the engine curves where smoother, and the engine made the same/ and in many cases more power.
I could understand if someone out and out lied about having it and was winning a lot of races but we all want more bang for our buck.
I Agree 100%
myslowlt1 i will be using crane 10-308 springs will be using a pcm for less tune since my computer was already tuned there once, so it will only cost 50 bucks for the upgrade and i have heard many good things about them.


