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Old 04-02-2009, 04:52 PM
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thats the same specs on the cam I had in my truck but it was on a 112 lobe.

It was decent in a 360, should be quite a bit more in a 302.
http://s3.photobucket.com/albums/y57...t=MVI_0649.flv

Obviously its a bit different, but same specs, rough idea.

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Old 04-02-2009, 09:31 PM
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Originally Posted by FivePointOhh
so do you already have 1.7 rockers? is that why you got that one?
Nope I have 1.6 rr's which will bring me down to the same lift you have .512. The reason I went with the lower lobe is because I felt a "peakier" power band would be a better suit for my application. I figured with with a more peaky curve I wouldn't necessarily be losing that much all around power but more like gaining more in one optimized area. Because the car is generally at full throttle (racing or just my driving habits in general) I know I'll be making the most of the power I have right when and where I need it.

(not that 2 degrees is gonna make much of a difference anyway but hey, every bit helps)

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Say..let me know how that cam works also...i have the same cam gettin put into mine...............The weather should be fine here in Des Moines this weekend, so get it done.....lol
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Originally Posted by cch
Nope I have 1.6 rr's which will bring me down to the same lift you have .512. The reason I went with the lower lobe is because I felt a "peakier" power band would be a better suit for my application. I figured with with a more peaky curve I wouldn't necessarily be losing that much all around power but more like gaining more in one optimized area. Because the car is generally at full throttle (racing or just my driving habits in general) I know I'll be making the most of the power I have right when and where I need it.

(not that 2 degrees is gonna make much of a difference anyway but hey, every bit helps)

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i wasnt askin because of the lift difference or the 2 degree lsa difference...just that the cam you posted is designed to work with 1.7 rr's. i know it'll still be a great cam, just wont oeprate as it is designed.
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Old 04-03-2009, 08:17 AM
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Originally Posted by Slo5oh
thats the same specs on the cam I had in my truck but it was on a 112 lobe.

It was decent in a 360, should be quite a bit more in a 302.
http://s3.photobucket.com/albums/y57...t=MVI_0649.flv

Obviously its a bit different, but same specs, rough idea.
sounds pretty good at idle. nice consistant sound. i dont know if this is true but with my heads there will be higher compression and everyone i talk to thats big into cars says teh higher the compression the more the exhaust note pops more than a rumbles.

Say..let me know how that cam works also...i have the same cam gettin put into mine...............The weather should be fine here in Des Moines this weekend, so get it done.....lol
yea and the snow flurries today and barely 50's over the weekend. not my favorite worth to work in.

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Old 04-03-2009, 11:16 AM
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If you take a close look in the video, there were some snow flurries that day as well.....but ill take that over ice cold air with the wind whiping. Worked with my buddy to put a cam in his chevelle in weather like that. I used to be a winter person, that scarred me for life.

Not saying you would, but do us all a favor and dont have your idle retarded low so it has more lope. Any 'coolness' that people try to show off with a cam goes out the window when I hear how retarded some of those people put their idles. 500rpm doesnt sound good!!!!!!!

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idle is always between 750-900.
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Old 04-03-2009, 12:46 PM
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here is kinda what i mean. i know the set up is different but its supposed to be higher compression motor. does anyone know if my exhaust note will "pop" like this video? does the cam make the "pop" or is it the compression?


it's a 306, tfs heads, hi compression pistons, xe282 cam, holley systemax intake, flowmaster muffler.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kHwYg...eature=related

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Old 04-07-2009, 03:39 PM
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the compression makes it sound like that. it will still lump quite a bit bit it wont be quite as "sharp" with lower compression. what are you running for CR anyways 9-9.5:1? i wish THR would rev their cars higher, they dont seem to want to go past 5800rpm. a little 306 like that with ARP studs could see 6500rpm without a problem. and that cam will pull out that far too.
BTW, i love how high compression cars "bark" when you shift them
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Looks like you'll be having some fun!
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