Josh wrote:hey guys i've been doing a lot of reading and i still cant figure out the right cam to get for my LN2, any suggestions im building the engine for 250-300 hp if that helps any, also you would need to tune it obvious anyone have input on the tune? ill most likely take it to a professional to get it tuned but i would like to know some information before i hand my car to someone who will give me a run around to tune it properlyIf you're going for that much power, you're obviously boosting. Why not run the stock cam?
OHV notec wrote:Josh wrote:hey guys i've been doing a lot of reading and i still cant figure out the right cam to get for my LN2, any suggestions im building the engine for 250-300 hp if that helps any, also you would need to tune it obvious anyone have input on the tune? ill most likely take it to a professional to get it tuned but i would like to know some information before i hand my car to someone who will give me a run around to tune it properlyIf you're going for that much power, you're obviously boosting. Why not run the stock cam?
Josh wrote:didnt think the stock cam could keep up with FP"Keep up"?
Phil Lindsay wrote:Intake Duration 200*Very mild cam there.
Intake Lift .285" (.456" with 1.6 roller rockers)
Exhaust Duration 200*
Exhaust Lift .285" (.456" with 1.6 roller rockers)
Intake Centerline 108* ATDC
Lobe Seperation 111*
Jaysona1(Drag it to death) wrote:Would this cam be ok for spray? I'd love to put a cam in, running a 75shot right now and hopefully after taxes gonna be running a 100 with my new goodies.VERY mild for N2O. He spec'd that for a turbo motor, big difference. MadJack's cam would be a good match for the juice though.
Josh wrote:yes i was thinking that for a boosted LN2 say anything over 14 that you would need a bigger cam to "keep" valves open longer for fuel/air to enter and escapeBoost = pressurized air charge = you get "more" air by nature. Longer/greater valve opening can be helpful, boosted or not, but you want the cam characteristics to be changed slightly differently depending on induction method.