cam?
#1
well im contemplating what size cam to go with. i have an lq4 with stock 317 heads and a 2200 stall converter. i want a cam that will be streetable and give me the most gains for my setup. what should i go with? im leaning toward a 216/220 .525/.532 114 how should this work out? all input is appriciated.
#4
I think that the 216/220 would be a great daily driver and work well with your converter...you could even step up to a 2600-2800 converter. The low lift on that cam will allow you to run LS6 springs and provide long spring life...it should be a reliable setup, with a power band that's just a little higher than stock. You could go bigger on the cam and still have a good daily driver, but you'll also need a larger converter and have to wind the engine up higher to take advantage of the power band.
#5
I think that the 216/220 would be a great daily driver and work well with your converter...you could even step up to a 2600-2800 converter. The low lift on that cam will allow you to run LS6 springs and provide long spring life...it should be a reliable setup, with a power band that's just a little higher than stock. You could go bigger on the cam and still have a good daily driver, but you'll also need a larger converter and have to wind the engine up higher to take advantage of the power band.
#6
never did . . . it was a daily driver and not a quarter mile truck. But it would beat a vette or just about any other stock car/truck from a dig until 100.
I pulled and sold it before I could do anything else . . . but it's in a 98 TA now.
I pulled and sold it before I could do anything else . . . but it's in a 98 TA now.
#7
I think that the 216/220 would be a great daily driver and work well with your converter...you could even step up to a 2600-2800 converter. The low lift on that cam will allow you to run LS6 springs and provide long spring life...it should be a reliable setup, with a power band that's just a little higher than stock. You could go bigger on the cam and still have a good daily driver, but you'll also need a larger converter and have to wind the engine up higher to take advantage of the power band.
James
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#8
He's not planning on another converter. He's keeping the 2200 that he has currently, hence the reason he chose the 216/220.
#9
by responding to my statement. Budhayes3 said to go alittle bigger on the cam and still have driveablilty thus stepping up to a higher stall.........you said exactly. But when I posted basically the same thing, you said........(the above stated),you didn't make any sense.

I'm sorry, can you pass the sugar.....?????......
James
#10
Well then why did you put the above statement "exactly" to budhayes3's post when he said to might even step to a higher converter???? You just contradicted yourself..........
by responding to my statement. Budhayes3 said to go alittle bigger on the cam and still have driveablilty thus stepping up to a higher stall.........you said exactly. But when I posted basically the same thing, you said........(the above stated),you didn't make any sense.

I'm sorry, can you pass the sugar.....?????......
James
by responding to my statement. Budhayes3 said to go alittle bigger on the cam and still have driveablilty thus stepping up to a higher stall.........you said exactly. But when I posted basically the same thing, you said........(the above stated),you didn't make any sense.

I'm sorry, can you pass the sugar.....?????......
James
Originally Posted by budhayes3
I think that the 216/220 would be a great daily driver and work well with your converter


