Camshaft
Camshaft
im putting together an engine for the spring and this is my first time for tpi, so heres what i got so far, 350 4 bolt .030 over, forged flattop pistons(10.0:1, ff)wheeler polished rods with arp studs, edelbrock 6099 aluminum heads( 2.02, 1.60)and i will be getting 22 pound injectors, a 52mm TB, and a custom chip, im just going to be using the ported stock TPI for now, and upgrading later on to either a SR or MR, my big obstacle is that i cant decide on a camshaft , i was looking at the LT4 hotcam, but it is highly debated upon for use with TPI, any ideas guys???
id like to stay with a hydraulic roller
id like to stay with a hydraulic roller
stang eater,
since your a 5-spd trans, and thinking about cam the HOT cam
would be a great choice. but the stock TPI would have to opened
up a lot. manifold ported to the max. the LT1 manifold swap would
be a fine choice. the minram is fine also, but seeing the cost vs the
LT1 swap.. the swap is more inline. might have to pull a lil more
gear, but starting off.. the hot cam is a fine starting point.
airdeano
since your a 5-spd trans, and thinking about cam the HOT cam
would be a great choice. but the stock TPI would have to opened
up a lot. manifold ported to the max. the LT1 manifold swap would
be a fine choice. the minram is fine also, but seeing the cost vs the
LT1 swap.. the swap is more inline. might have to pull a lil more
gear, but starting off.. the hot cam is a fine starting point.
airdeano
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How big are the chambers on those heads?
10:1 sounds like a lot, even with 64CC heads.
Your TPI won't flow as previously stated,and I don't recommend anything over 224 degrees.
I can punch your #'s in some dyno software to figure it out, but i'm assuming anyway you won't flow enouch.
-- Joe
10:1 sounds like a lot, even with 64CC heads.
Your TPI won't flow as previously stated,and I don't recommend anything over 224 degrees.
I can punch your #'s in some dyno software to figure it out, but i'm assuming anyway you won't flow enouch.
-- Joe
well i'm planning on upgrading the intake after, but i dont know to what, if the intake chokes it a little now, but i can match it really good after, thats fine, i just want to get my bottom end complete.........
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I would recommend the LPE 74219 cam, 219/219@.050 .525/.525 with 1.6 rockers. This is a very versatile cam that can be used with a TPI, SR or MR. A friend with a 383,MR,Ported Edelbrocks and the LPE 219/219 cam ran high 11.50's.
In my opinion the 305 or 306 might be too much cam.
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In my opinion the 305 or 306 might be too much cam.
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Originally posted by anesthes
Thats an interesting grind. Whats the LSA on it?
-- Joe
Thats an interesting grind. Whats the LSA on it?
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