what would it take to make 400 n/a hp on 5.3
#23
is the 224cam really that big of a cam? I just bought a set of "streetable "cams for my titan thru jim wolf and they are 256/256 I thought this was about the lowest anyone would want to go for racing? 224 are even smaller than my stock junk cams.. which are 236.. Really wanted some 262 cams but damn intake manifold is the size of mt.saint helen's and it'd just negate anything more of a cam i put into it..
#24
It's a pretty big cam for the 5.3's but some guys on here have bigger ones than that in their 5.3's. Also remember too, ya'll have more CI than we do(I think).......Our trucks are only 324ci.......
James
James
#26
Originally Posted by Toomnymods
is the 224cam really that big of a cam? I just bought a set of "streetable "cams for my titan thru jim wolf and they are 256/256 I thought this was about the lowest anyone would want to go for racing? 224 are even smaller than my stock junk cams.. which are 236.. Really wanted some 262 cams but damn intake manifold is the size of mt.saint helen's and it'd just negate anything more of a cam i put into it..
#27
Originally Posted by Toomnymods
is the 224cam really that big of a cam? I just bought a set of "streetable "cams for my titan thru jim wolf and they are 256/256 I thought this was about the lowest anyone would want to go for racing? 224 are even smaller than my stock junk cams.. which are 236.. Really wanted some 262 cams but damn intake manifold is the size of mt.saint helen's and it'd just negate anything more of a cam i put into it..
#28
Your 256 cam duration #s must be at .006 lift.
The 224 duration cam #s we use are at .050" lift
A 224 cam will have around 277 duration at .006" lift
The 256 cam, I would guess, might be around a 200-205 duration @ .050" lift
Edit:
posted at the same time as you 2
The 224 duration cam #s we use are at .050" lift
A 224 cam will have around 277 duration at .006" lift
The 256 cam, I would guess, might be around a 200-205 duration @ .050" lift
Edit:
posted at the same time as you 2
#29
here is the link to my cams.. think they are 219 duration at .050lift..
what i really love bout these cams is they totally open up the top end of my motors power, before this after i shifted into 2nd gear at the track felt like i was going thru mollasses.. this was done on a bone stock titan.. imagine the gains on a fully modded one
i can't wait
Also the dyno shows it being cut off at 5200 rpms cause that is where "stock" titans lose horrendous power cause of the ecu de-tuning on a uprev'ed truck like mine it makes power all the way to 6k before it falls off the cliff
http://www.jimwolftechnology.com/cus...asp?PartID=473
what i really love bout these cams is they totally open up the top end of my motors power, before this after i shifted into 2nd gear at the track felt like i was going thru mollasses.. this was done on a bone stock titan.. imagine the gains on a fully modded one
i can't waitAlso the dyno shows it being cut off at 5200 rpms cause that is where "stock" titans lose horrendous power cause of the ecu de-tuning on a uprev'ed truck like mine it makes power all the way to 6k before it falls off the cliff
http://www.jimwolftechnology.com/cus...asp?PartID=473
#30
Originally Posted by Moddoo
Your 256 cam duration #s must be at .006 lift.
The 224 duration cam #s we use are at .050" lift
A 224 cam will have around 277 duration at .006" lift
The 256 cam, I would guess, might be around a 200-205 duration @ .050" lift
Edit:
posted at the same time as you 2
The 224 duration cam #s we use are at .050" lift
A 224 cam will have around 277 duration at .006" lift
The 256 cam, I would guess, might be around a 200-205 duration @ .050" lift
Edit:
posted at the same time as you 2

