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SignUp Now!Solid roller 230 230 but the duration and lift is hugeLove mine as well, what cam?
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Thanks buddy hopefully it will run as good as it looksIooks killer
Not yetShe sho is perty.
Was it dyno'd yet ???
I'm going to put about 3 miles on it then re-torque.Will you have to re-torque the heads after a few warm-ups?
You're going to love it what camshaft are you going withSounds good. Looks like you will have good access with that heater box setup. I have a TA block on order, looking forward to it.
Something relatively mild. Probably an off the shelf castingYou're going to love it what camshaft are you going with
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Are you going with a stroker?View attachment 281570 My 215/220 from FTS seems to work ok and it's quiet. Not sure if I'll change it or not.
Yes. Compression ratio around 9.5:1.Are you going with a stroker?
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Something relatively mild. Probably an off the shelf casting
Why would I change it when it's working for me? My 215/220 FTS cam pulls past 6000rpm, no valve float, and nice and quiet for my street car.Mild and off the shelf is not a good choice, there are many factors to consider when choosing a cam at that level.
Between Zimmerman and I we lots of experience and knowledge is selecting the proper can grind to suit your build, needs and use.
Using a cam selected by someone that probably has never even driven a GN is not a good way to go?