Flat tappet cam size advice

bilt2run

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Street driven rebuilt short block w/ stock internals,Champ ported irons,60 lb Motrons,45A

Chioce # 1.. 204/ 214 Edelbrock 448/ 472 lift

Choice # 2.. 220/ 220 Erson 488/ 488 lift

Only looking for 10.999999999 :)
 
bilt2run said:
Street driven rebuilt short block w/ stock internals,Champ ported irons,60 lb Motrons,45A

Chioce # 1.. 204/ 214 Edelbrock 448/ 472 lift

Choice # 2.. 220/ 220 Erson 488/ 488 lift

Only looking for 10.999999999 :)

212/212
 
Cam

Could that be a 218 224? That is the only on close that they list on the Schneider Web site.. how was the idle and driveability. Thanks for the input :)
 
Drivability, and idle is great. The cam is ground with 4deg.s advance, so low end is also good. I have gone 10.74 at 26# boost. Have since upgraded to .85 exh. housing and alky so we will see shortly what it will run. Later, Bob.
 
I had the same parts you have on my previous T-Type(45a, Champion irons, etc.) along with a 206/206 flat tappet and went 10.64 @ 128 mph with no weight reduction on drag radials. I really felt the car had a little more in it because my 60' was a little off on that run compared to where it normally was. The motor is on its 4th year running 10's with no problems!
 
Big stick

Yeah, I have been really impressed with this stocker so far. I lost a head gasket, wasting, did i say destroying, a turboed LS1 bird.
I have been running 40 psi with the 45A (60 motrons, 25 degrees, Gen II trans, and of course Razor's kit) on a completely stock block with 1.8-2 degrees KR. So.. while its out I am balancing it polishing the crank and putting in Rings and bearings. Additional upgrades will include the Champ irons/intake and the new cam. I am leaning towards the 220 220 as my stall is now @ 3400 :)
 
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