compcams nitrous HP cam?
It;s similar to the stadard XE cam but with a slightly wider lobe separation angle (113 vs. 110) and even more exhaust duration to make sure the large amount of exhaust gas that nitrous creates can get back out of the cylinder.
For a street-driven nitroused motor you have to trade off between good N/A performance driving around town and maximum effort on the bottle. I have found it's a better trade-off to just up the nitrous jets a little more and build the motor for good off-bottle performance. Makes daily driving more livable.
For a street-driven nitroused motor you have to trade off between good N/A performance driving around town and maximum effort on the bottle. I have found it's a better trade-off to just up the nitrous jets a little more and build the motor for good off-bottle performance. Makes daily driving more livable.
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we never blew head gaskets until we installed the nitrous cam but we did get more brake vacuum.
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friend of mine has a monte carlo running 10.70's with the NitrousHP 274 cam and a 175shot ...and on a dyno while spraying the 175 shot he gained like 230HP so I'd say those cams work real well
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Originally posted by 88IROC350TPI
friend of mine has a monte carlo running 10.70's with the NitrousHP 274 cam and a 175shot ...and on a dyno while spraying the 175 shot he gained like 230HP so I'd say those cams work real well
friend of mine has a monte carlo running 10.70's with the NitrousHP 274 cam and a 175shot ...and on a dyno while spraying the 175 shot he gained like 230HP so I'd say those cams work real well
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its a 355 with heavily ported Iron Eagles (180cc I think), cam is advanced 7 degrees, 4.10 rear with 28" tall tires, 8" converter ...thats about all I know.
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Originally posted by 88IROC350TPI
its a 355 with heavily ported Iron Eagles (180cc I think), cam is advanced 7 degrees, 4.10 rear with 28" tall tires, 8" converter ...thats about all I know.
its a 355 with heavily ported Iron Eagles (180cc I think), cam is advanced 7 degrees, 4.10 rear with 28" tall tires, 8" converter ...thats about all I know.
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I remember you can help out a car with too litlle or too much compression bay advancing or retarding the cam but which is which?
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