nitrous cam?
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From: Long Island NY
Car: Hers: 88 Formula 350
Engine: TPI
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when i spoke to CC years ago about the nitrous cams, they steered me away from them. they basically told me they are really designed for full time nitrous use. so if you had a street car that occasionally used nitrous
it was really of no benefit
however i know some people that use them and i have heard mixed reviews from it
personally i like getting a cam custom made
with nitrous, the main thing is they like a wider lobe seperation, not that it can't be used on a narrow one.
i would also think the XE cams from CC would be good for nitrous use too
it was really of no benefit
however i know some people that use them and i have heard mixed reviews from it
personally i like getting a cam custom made
with nitrous, the main thing is they like a wider lobe seperation, not that it can't be used on a narrow one.
i would also think the XE cams from CC would be good for nitrous use too
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wider lsa and long ex. dur. and higher lift on the ex. side.
Post all the specs of your motor. comp. ratio, heads, intake, also list rear gear, tranny type and rear tire size.
Post all the specs of your motor. comp. ratio, heads, intake, also list rear gear, tranny type and rear tire size.
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Car: '89 IROC-Z
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I'm no cam expert by any means but a cam with more exhaust duration is probably the key factor. LSA plays a role but not nearly as much. I know a lot of people say if you run a 106-108LSA cam the car will suck on spray but I've seen the opposite result many many times... It all depends on what you want the car to do. Do you just want to be fast on nitrous and not worry about motor? Want a good balance?
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Car: 1991 pontiac firebird
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engine specs
engine specs are still in the developement stages. what i do know is it will be a 383 with either afr or brodix heads, 700r4 tranny, and 410 gears. like to build motor off a lt1 but may end up just useing the old school 350 block i have and goin carb. right know just lookin for suggestions to plan everything out.
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Car: '89 IROC-Z
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Transmission: TH350, Art Carr 9.5"
Axle/Gears: 3.92 Dana 44
It seems your engine specs are too vague to even start thinking about a cam... Once you figure out heads, cubic inches, induction, and purpose it'll be much easier to recommend a cam
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