TPITuned Port Injection discussion and questions. LB9 and L98 tech, porting, tuning, and bolt-on aftermarket products.
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406
accel supper ram
6000 rpm Hyd roller cam
afr heads
spohn torque arm and crossmember
t-56 trans, [wier racing bellhousing and hydrolic throwout bearing]
9" ME rearend 3.91 Gears
The LPE "219" cam was designed to be used in conjunction with a SR and LPE's vette heads on their crate engines.Their vette heads have a smoking exhaust port so the cam doesn't need a larger exhaust lobe.You will probably need a dual pattern because stock Sportsman's have weak exhaust port numbers.
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[This message has been edited by Acceld Z (edited May 30, 2001).]
IM running the 213 LPE cam in my 406. Its designed for 383-406 sb chevys inconjuction with the SuperRam. Just FYI The 219 cam isnt the only one designed for this intake. The 213 has 224*-234* of split duration. I havent installed the motor yet so I cant say how it performs.
Something in the low 220s is right on target with the combo you are building IMO.
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Black 90 IROC, L98, A4, 323 gear. SuperRamed 406 in the works!
I've done a ton of comparisons on my engine analyzer, and for overall performance, you can't beat the LPE 219 cam. I've got one that I am putting in my 383 next month. Of all the cams I tested, the CC306 made about 10-15 more hp than the 219, but the 219 had a higher avg torque and hp curve of all the cams.
With your Dart's, I'd get some port work done on them. They seem to have a pretty weak exhaust port, and bad intake/exhaust ratio. If you run them stock, you are probably better off with a split duration cam, although the 219 will work. I'd go with the CC306 or the 219, with the CC304 or ZZ409 cams being close behind.