11-27-2012, 05:41 AM
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Originally Posted by luckycobra
I talked to my machinist today and he said he would install new pistons and bring it up to 10:1 comp and change the cam. He said the crank would be fine and with 10:1 or 10:5 comp and a good cam would make a nice 450-470 hp and a little more torque. So im dropping it off this week.
Any cam suggestions?
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I would go with a hydraulic roller. Is your block drilled for a lifter spider or do you need to use link bar lifters? Whether or not you can get something off the shelf that will be suitable will depend on that.
For the specs, I would go with something a little on the lower side for duration to help with the port velocity of those heads. If you're aiming for more torque than horsepower, then the duration also needs to be cut down for that as well. I would aim for something around 228-230° @ .050", with a 4-6° split between intake and exhaust. 110 LSA on a 104 ICL, with .620-.630" lift.
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