Hows this cam for my tvs1900????
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Sup guys, i got offered this cam for my set up but wanted to see what you guys thought about it. My truck is not a daily driver nor does it see track time. What are your thoughts?
Cam Specs
Intake duration @ .050 lift 228
Intake duration @ .050 lift 234
Intake lift is .571 with 1.8 rockers .605
Exhaust lift is .576 with 1.8 rockers .610
113 LSA
Motor
Forged 370------(-16cc probs & eagle rods and ARP everything
Ported 243 Heads
Roush TVS1900
Snow Performance Meth Kit
CONVERTER AND GEARS WILL COME AFTER CAM HAS BEEN BOUGHT
Cam Specs
Intake duration @ .050 lift 228
Intake duration @ .050 lift 234
Intake lift is .571 with 1.8 rockers .605
Exhaust lift is .576 with 1.8 rockers .610
113 LSA
Motor
Forged 370------(-16cc probs & eagle rods and ARP everything
Ported 243 Heads
Roush TVS1900
Snow Performance Meth Kit
CONVERTER AND GEARS WILL COME AFTER CAM HAS BEEN BOUGHT
#3
Leftcoast Joe told me 115 LSA is most optimal for a blower setup. Not sure how the cam you are looking at will work.
My cam isnt optimal for my setup but it still works great and makes 520+ to the wheels.
My cam isnt optimal for my setup but it still works great and makes 520+ to the wheels.
#4
Take a look at this, or the other Maggie cam these guys have. You probably want to stay in the 115-116, or slightly higher LSA range.
http://leperformance.com/leplsstgiiblowercamshaft.aspx
http://leperformance.com/leplsstgiiblowercamshaft.aspx
#7
Bigger than I'd want to fool with. Probably won't give you any more power vs a smaller cam with wider LSA. Just move the power band around a bit. I'm pretty happy with my 215/227 .603/.613 116LSA. It's on a forged 6.0L with ported LS2 heads. Near perfect manners and pulls hard to 6000rpm (shift point).
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