Wayne A Bender
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I was told by Red Armstrong to run this cam with my setup,anyone with any success with this cam.If so please chime in.
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SignUp Now!I was told by Red Armstrong to run this cam with my setup,anyone with any success with this cam.If so please chime in.
My builder tried for years to get me to go roller, but we stuffed an Erson 208/208 flat tappet in it, and with ZDDP, have no issues what so ever. I do run light 75lb springs from T/A though and my car runs out at 5400rpm converter open and that is as hard as I ever spin it. I'm trying to get that down by locking the converter as HP peak is 4800rpm. I'm sure the Comp 206/206 will be similar. Use zpaste during assembly too and break it in properly but you can be cheap like me and make a flat tappet cam live. My stock cam was like new as well as the lifter btw with over 65k miles on them all.
I was told by Red Armstrong to run this cam with my setup,anyone with any success with this cam.If so please chime in.
Hard to argue with success!
Red, myself and others have used the 206 as our cam of choice for many years in street/strip car, and now everyone that tries a new "designer" cam says that is the best?
In 20+ years I have never heard anyone complain about the 206/206 cam.
Out of the MANY we have installed, only 2 have gone bad, both owners used Mobil I oil.
Hey Wayne you sure he said the flat tappet?? We just put a 206 roller from Weber in my buds car and it makes nice power.
Hard to argue with success!
Red, myself and others have used the 206 as our cam of choice for many years in street/strip car, and now everyone that tries a new "designer" cam says that is the best?
In 20+ years I have never heard anyone complain about the 206/206 cam.
Out of the MANY we have installed, only 2 have gone bad, both owners used Mobil I oil.
And yep nick that was the motor oil I was using for the past 4 years that cause my stock cam to go.And i was using the zddp additive.
The 206/206,110,0.425,0.425 comp is an awesome cam for an iron head budget engine.Several flow trends for the Buick iron heads seem to show that flow on a ported iron intake increases significantly to about .425" lift.The flow increases beyond .425" lift but the rate of flow increase slows significantly.Why run higher lifts when the extra lift accelerates valve seat pound out (soft seats) and adds internal engine resistance to motion? This cam has (with the proper tune and complimentary parts) help to put a few budget builds into the 10's.
Cool who did the install? Ive been working on my car like crazy with this megasquirt, hence me not calling. think we have it close to being right, more testing tomorrow.
guess I don't understand the problem w/mobil 1. My T has just shy of 200K on it. I bought it with 40K miles and switched to synthetics immediately. It's all it's seen since the fall of 1988. I now add EOS (I bought all a dealership had in 2002 for $3.95 ea.) to every oil change. I like it for it's no coking ability. To each his own, I guss.