210/216, .532"/.532", 110*
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Might you have the lobe profile numbers or whatever they're called in case someone were to order this custom cam in the future? It sounds like a killer daily driven cam, but I'm not in a position to do a cam swap at the moment else I'd have already picked it up from you.
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Might you have the lobe profile numbers or whatever they're called in case someone were to order this custom cam in the future? It sounds like a killer daily driven cam, but I'm not in a position to do a cam swap at the moment else I'd have already picked it up from you.
. This cam would be a good daily driver its slightly agressive yet still easy on valvetrain. Can also be done in 112, or 114 lsa.
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I have a TR224-112lsa and can break the tires loose in 4HI on dry pavement. I have 37's and my c/r is now around 10.8:1. As long as you have a decent tq converter you don't need a baby cam 6.0 to have a lot of torque.
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Sounds like a pretty good combo there. I agree you can get away with more cam with a 3K converter and compression, but with a stock, or TB converter it wouldn't feel quite as froggy.



and the 110 LSA Would sound bad azz!
