does anybody have a clue on what camshaft you can run with a throttle body motor, ant info on a cam would be appreciated!

 

lt1, or lt4 cam's have been tested without complaints.

not by me, but others.

 

but arent those roller cams? most throttle body motors are plain hydrolic.has any one ever used a LT1 ot LT4 camshaft ? how did it work? :confused

[This message has been edited by powerman2000 (edited February 27, 2001).]

 

Look at Crane's line of cams. They have a large amount of cams for computer controlled engines. Roller and Hydraulic. www.cranecams.com. I'm running a crane compucam 2020 with my Holley 670 TBI with no problems.



[This message has been edited by GH6801 (edited February 27, 2001).]

 

TBI cars have hydraulic roller camshafts. They all got 'em after '87.

-Mark W.
'88 SC Camaro w/ 305 TBI

 

i am planning to use a stock '97 LT1 cam in the next couple of months. there are 2 LT1 cams, the early version (275hp) was used from 93-95, the later version (285hp) started in 96. the later version has a revised exhaust lobe the allows for better scavanging.
i think the LT4 cam may be a bit on the big side for a dual plane tbi. if you are looking to a single plane manifold and have aftermarket heads it should produce some fantastic power numbers.

lata
tim

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