Talk to me about N2O cams...
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It seems to me that a good nitrous cam would have a good bit of exhaust bias (but not as much as an SC) and healthy overlap. In other words, a big NA cam.
For a 408, something like 246/252 on a 112 or so?
Does the size of the shot impact the cam? In other words, would the cam for a 300 shot be the same cam for a 100 shot?
For a 408, something like 246/252 on a 112 or so?
Does the size of the shot impact the cam? In other words, would the cam for a 300 shot be the same cam for a 100 shot?
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Yes the size of the shot will play in the cam. 100 shot a good motor cam will be fine and might tweak 5-10 out of getting maticulous on the cam. Now with a 300 shot You better be looking at atleast 6* diff, exhaust bias that is.
Im running a the lpe gt2-3 cam on nitrous. picks up 1.5 seconds on a 125 wet shot.
Im running a the lpe gt2-3 cam on nitrous. picks up 1.5 seconds on a 125 wet shot.
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From all the reading and dyno sheets I have seen on tech it doesnt seem to matter you are talking IMO maybe 10-20hp. You will notice most of the guys running strokers and a health shot will be running 248/254 or something close on a 112 or 113. Thats why I planned to run a 246 on a 112 but was a straight cut due to running boost too.
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