Cam for Nitrous LS3/418
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I don't visit this section much, because I have always ran NA.
But maybe wanting to spray a little shot (150) in the future.
I'm building a LS3/418. TEA TFS 235, Vic Jr, Fast 4150 TB. 11.8:1 comp.
Th-400, 5,000 stall, 4:11 gears.
What cam do I need. Duration, lift, and LSA.
It's a Lunati Forged Bottom End.
Looking for low 10's on motor, mid 9's on spray.
Thanks in advance.
But maybe wanting to spray a little shot (150) in the future.
I'm building a LS3/418. TEA TFS 235, Vic Jr, Fast 4150 TB. 11.8:1 comp.
Th-400, 5,000 stall, 4:11 gears.
What cam do I need. Duration, lift, and LSA.
It's a Lunati Forged Bottom End.
Looking for low 10's on motor, mid 9's on spray.
Thanks in advance.
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Head Flow Numbers, Max RPM, How much you plan to spray, Have you purchased the rest of the valve train?
Also he might want to make some changes in the stall or gearing. Just depends on the RPM band. How much is this thing going to be driven?
To get a really razor sharp combo it takes everything being in line and working well together.
Also he might want to make some changes in the stall or gearing. Just depends on the RPM band. How much is this thing going to be driven?
To get a really razor sharp combo it takes everything being in line and working well together.
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I'm just alittle worried about the cam that was spec for me. Being on a
113+2 LSA, with a Vic Jr. I thought the Vic Jr liked tighter LSA and nitrous liked wider LSA.
The car is track only, not driven on the street. Gutted, Spool, 4:11, TH-400, 5,000 Stall, ect.