Looking for dyno sheets and cam card pics....
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it's cam shopping time, if you can't tell from my other posts.....
i want cam card pics (i want to compare intake valve closing points ) and dyno sheets on 5.3's only please for these cams.
TR220 .551 112 (have one card, and 3 dynos )
TR220 .551 114 ( have one card )
TR224 .563 112
TR224 .563 114
TR "old man truck " 214/220 115+2 (have one dyno )
VHP trucker 216/224 115
Comp xr265r 212/218 .522/.529 114
Comp xr275r 222/224 .566/.568 112
LPE GT2-5 222/222 .566/.566 112
variations of these cam's, ( i.e. LSA and advance ) are welcome and appreciate.
thanks for posting up guys.
i want cam card pics (i want to compare intake valve closing points ) and dyno sheets on 5.3's only please for these cams.
TR220 .551 112 (have one card, and 3 dynos )
TR220 .551 114 ( have one card )
TR224 .563 112
TR224 .563 114
TR "old man truck " 214/220 115+2 (have one dyno )
VHP trucker 216/224 115
Comp xr265r 212/218 .522/.529 114
Comp xr275r 222/224 .566/.568 112
LPE GT2-5 222/222 .566/.566 112
variations of these cam's, ( i.e. LSA and advance ) are welcome and appreciate.
thanks for posting up guys.
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damn, your really going in debth into this cam choosing stuff, lol. well you've probably seen my dyno sheet, wish i could have dyno'd open exaust. anyways, when i get home from work, i'll take a pic of the cam card. if it doesn't come out, i'll just type it in.
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i'm going into depth, because over camming, or choosing the wrong type of cam, is a waste of time, i want to get it right on the first shot. i'm talking to a lot of people!!! thanks buddy