Cam and Patriot Extreem package. Aggressive cam only 1.

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Old 12-22-2007, 06:18 PM
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Default Cam and Patriot Extreem package. Aggressive cam only 1.

This needs to go. Was ordered for a customer but the customer choose a different cam.
This cam is very aggressive and requires a great spring good for .650+
Here is what you get.
1 comp Cam's custom grind camshaft.
Spec's.
235-239 .647-.651 111LSA
Patriot Dual Extreem Spring kit seen here
http://www.mphparts.com/mm5/merchant..._Code=FBLS1VLV

Price 574.99 SHIPPED.
Only 1 at this price.
Great deal here.
Call me to order.
Thanks
Jeremy

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wow thts a good deal. wish i had sum extra cash but might be a little extreme for my dd. but would go good with my new headers. woooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!
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Man I am tired of looking at this cam. New price. 555.55 shipped, or take the cam by itsself for 350 shipped.
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Bump for great guys
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I agree with 2000_SS, and I happen to know of a sweet deal on a cam for sale.
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What would ptv be with a stock short block, and unmilled 243's ?? would it work in a 5000 pound truck with a 4000 converter?? thanks.
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Thats a nice cam!!
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Originally Posted by Blue06
What would ptv be with a stock short block, and unmilled 243's ?? would it work in a 5000 pound truck with a 4000 converter?? thanks.
I am going to say ?????????? on that one. Don't mess with to many bigger cam's in truck's. The buggest I have ever use in a truck was a 230/236 and the feedback was the cam worked real well.
P/V clearence should be fine as I would still suggest you check it to be on the safe side.
It would work great with a 4000 stall, just not sure on the truck part.
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so you think this will fit without flycutting?

Those are some pretty extreme lift numbers, what kind of life expectancy can we expect with those springs and that cam?
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This cam has fit before no problem.
I would suggest you check to be on the safe side.
Springs, we have customer with a similar cam in his car which is a tad more aggressive on the intake side and he has 17,000 miles on the springs. I think we are going to pull a couple springs at 20,000 and check them.
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Originally Posted by MPHmotorsports
This cam has fit before no problem.
I would suggest you check to be on the safe side.
Springs, we have customer with a similar cam in his car which is a tad more aggressive on the intake side and he has 17,000 miles on the springs. I think we are going to pull a couple springs at 20,000 and check them.
I am not an expert when it comes to cams, what setup was this cam meant for? I am probably going with some stage 1 Ls6 heads from TSP with a Vic JR intake, long tube headers, full mandrel bend true dual 3in all the way back with bullets, and a 150 shot. How do you think this would work with the rest of my setup? Engine will be spun to about 7k rpm with a m6 in a 2500lb car with 4.10 gears and a 26.5 in tire.

Do you have any dyno numbers fo your other customers car or track times?

Lookin for 10s at 140mph

Others with the same car and a couple hundred lbs more weight have gone mid tens at 135 mph with a TREX cam and a 150 shot only. So I hope this is realistic.

Here is the slip for that car, with the rest of his setup. I will be going with the same car/setup only with a little more aggressive setup for the engine.
http://www.dragtimes.com/Mazda-RX-7-Timeslip-9609.html

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Originally Posted by sciff5
I am not an expert when it comes to cams, what setup was this cam meant for? I am probably going with some stage 1 Ls6 heads from TSP with a Vic JR intake, long tube headers, full mandrel bend true dual 3in all the way back with bullets, and a 150 shot. How do you think this would work with the rest of my setup? Engine will be spun to about 7k rpm with a m6 in a 2500lb car with 4.10 gears and a 26.5 in tire.

Do you have any dyno numbers fo your other customers car or track times?

Lookin for 10s at 140mph

Others with the same car and a couple hundred lbs more weight have gone mid tens at 135 mph with a TREX cam and a 150 shot only. So I hope this is realistic.

Here is the slip for that car, with the rest of his setup. I will be going with the same car/setup only with a little more aggressive setup for the engine.
http://www.dragtimes.com/Mazda-RX-7-Timeslip-9609.html

This cam will make similar power as the T rex/MS4/etc. A 04Z06 we did picked up 90 RWHP and the only changes were headers, springs, cam, and a tune. He made 435 I believe Cam only, very stout numbers.
No track passes however.
This cam is a very aggressive cam and will be fine on a 150 shot. I am not sure about P/V clearence with those heads however, and would suggest some ETP's to a bad *** head and plenty of P/V clearence.
Or call TSP and make sure they can build you a head with as good or better P/V clearence as a stcok head.




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