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Re: cam preference: hp or torque?

In the iron block.

That cam wouldn't clear in the stock motor.
BTW....I am still hydraulic roller.
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Re: Re: cam preference: hp or torque?

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hey I agree w/ DVS LT1. He summarized the camshaft way faster than i couldve. i just didnt feel like typing that much. well said...
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Re: cam preference: hp or torque?

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what amount of lift did u have on ur ws6 with the current cam with the footage and the old cam. which do u think is better ...?
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Re: cam preference: hp or torque?

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what amount of lift did u have on ur ws6 with the current cam with the footage and the old cam. which do u think is better ...?
I haven't installed my new cam yet. It is too big for the stock motor, it is going in a stroker.

The Lunati cam was the one in my vids, and the one that got me that dynograph.
Duration = 226/234
Lift = .554/.575
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While we're on the subject of cams, what would be a good efficient one to boost power/torque(i don't care, as long as it's faster in the 1/4) for stock unported LT1 heads... but would be usable on them once done up with say an LE2 portjob?
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Re: cam preference: hp or torque?

Depends on what the majority of use the vehicle is going to see. If its a street car that is going to see some track duty, IMO LT4 hotcam or comp cam 305 is a excellent all around choice. If its going to mostly a track car, Comp cam 306 or GM 847 will give you one hell of a kick in the pants and as for heads. Ported heads will make any good cam, a great cam.
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Re: cam preference: hp or torque?

The cam that I had in my car was a supercharger grind. More exhaust duration/lift than intake.
Normally a boost cam doesn't have the lobe separation angle mine had though. Normally they are around 115.

EDIT: Shit....I misread Flatlander's post. I thought you were asking about boost grinds. I think it is bedtime.
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Re: cam preference: hp or torque?

yeah go for a mild cam to get low end torque as appose to aggressive for high end horsepower ... that cam i would believe would work best from 70mph up power
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Re: cam preference: hp or torque?

is ls1/lt1 DOHC or SOHC?
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SOHC... otherwise we would need to fiddle with two cams
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Re: cam preference: hp or torque?

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SOHC... otherwise we would need to fiddle with two cams
Single Over Head Cam???
The cam isn't over the heads on these motors.

They are OHV. Over Head Valve.
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rofl... I knew something was wrong when I was thinking... wait it isn't over the heads...


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Re: cam preference: hp or torque?

does chevy produce any dual cam motors?
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Re: cam preference: hp or torque?

heh sohc on a ls1? yeah its def a single cam with overhead valves. pretty much all muscle cars are like that .. with a pushrod valve operation.

however i think in the early 90's or so there was a vette that was made which had dohc and put out 380hp. i think it was called the zr-1.

and im sure there are chevy motors with dohc ... i bet the srt4 and pt cruiser has one it it. idk i could be wrong
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