will this cam cause trouble with my stock computer? summit part# TFS-31402000 thanks

 

Generally, tune port induction systems prefer to have larger lobe seperations (for decreased valve overlap)

For less amount of money, you can get a hydraulic roller cam from Comp Cams that was specifically designed for TPI engines. And they have a little bit broader of a powerband.

Unless you have the cam already, in which case, it would work. Nothing is going to make the car not work. It just wont fuction very well. Some tuning would be desired as that cam appears to me as if it were designed/ground with carbureted applications in mind.

 

thanks for the help........ do you know the part number for the comp cams one? and im getting the trickflow heads so i figured it would be a good idea to get there cam too but if u know a better match let me know

 

Assuming this is a bone stock, the 08-501-8 (XR264HR) is a good cam. If you are planning chip upgrades and tuning, of course a larger cam can be used.

 

could there be someone here that can help me find out what i have to look at to find out my cam specs please help me

 

Would this trick flow cam be a good choice for a carb'd L98? I've got a set of Torquer heads and Scorpion 1.6 rockers sitting around until I get a cam. $120 at summit, might be the right time to pick one up.