steeda cam
03-08-2008, 11:59 AM
#12
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RE: steeda cam
I'm running the #19, love it so far but like mentioned it's specically for the 94/95s, otherwise you might as well go with the #18.
The lift is the same, it's the duration that's higher on the exhuast side. It has less intake duration but more exhuast duration than the X.
ORIGINAL: golden_eye
The steeda cam doesn't have quite an aggressive duration or lift, but it's supposed to be better than the alphabet cams because it has more lift on the exhaust end, which our cars like, as opposed to being identical for intake and exhaust. The #19 also has a slightly wider lobe separation to help reduce idle problems on 94-95 cars. If you don't have a 94-5 and still want the steeda, you can go with the #18.
The steeda cam doesn't have quite an aggressive duration or lift, but it's supposed to be better than the alphabet cams because it has more lift on the exhaust end, which our cars like, as opposed to being identical for intake and exhaust. The #19 also has a slightly wider lobe separation to help reduce idle problems on 94-95 cars. If you don't have a 94-5 and still want the steeda, you can go with the #18.
03-08-2008, 12:14 PM
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RE: steeda cam
The #18 and #19 are almost identical.
#18:
Recommended RPM Range 2500 to 6000
Specifications: [ul][*] Lift .480 w/1.6 Rockers[*]Duration 220° @ 0.050 intake[*] Duration 226° @ 0.050 exhaust[*]Lobe Separation 112°[/ul]
#19:
Recommended RPM Range 2300 to 6000
Specifications: [ul][*] Lift .480 w/1.6 Rockers[*]Duration 220° @ 0.050 intake[*] Duration 226° @ 0.050 exhaust[*]Lobe Separation 115°[/ul]
#18:
Recommended RPM Range 2500 to 6000
Specifications: [ul][*] Lift .480 w/1.6 Rockers[*]Duration 220° @ 0.050 intake[*] Duration 226° @ 0.050 exhaust[*]Lobe Separation 112°[/ul]
#19:
Recommended RPM Range 2300 to 6000
Specifications: [ul][*] Lift .480 w/1.6 Rockers[*]Duration 220° @ 0.050 intake[*] Duration 226° @ 0.050 exhaust[*]Lobe Separation 115°[/ul]
03-08-2008, 01:09 PM
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RE: steeda cam
try this one
391-35-328-8
Steeda #20 Street/Strip Camshaft - '85-'95
$299.95[/b]
Product Details
This cam is recommended for serious horsepower on 351 and 302 stroker applications. For best results it should be matched with high flowing race style cylinder heads such as Canfield, Edelbrock Victor Jr, or AFR.
Specifications:
[ul][*]Lift: .544 with 1.7 rockers[*]Duration: 224 intake/230 exhaust @ 0.050 lift[*]Lobe separation: 112 degrees [/ul]
391-35-328-8
Steeda #20 Street/Strip Camshaft - '85-'95
$299.95[/b]
Product Details
This cam is recommended for serious horsepower on 351 and 302 stroker applications. For best results it should be matched with high flowing race style cylinder heads such as Canfield, Edelbrock Victor Jr, or AFR.
Specifications:
[ul][*]Lift: .544 with 1.7 rockers[*]Duration: 224 intake/230 exhaust @ 0.050 lift[*]Lobe separation: 112 degrees [/ul]
03-08-2008, 01:27 PM
#20
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RE: steeda cam
That's a good idea, they will be able to give you some good advice. Also on the Comp Cams website you can put in your setup and they can recommend a cam they sell to get an idea of a cam that might fit your setup nicely.