383 HSR new cam?
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383 HSR new cam?
I've looking around to see what i can do to defiantley get me in the 11.5X-11.7X range this year when the season starts again. My previous best was 12.89 @ 107 with a 2500 stall and 323 rear end. Well, I am getting a custom 3600 stall made and also upgrading the rear end with Motive 373's. I am thinking I will be in the 12.00-12.2x range maybe after upgrading those two.
So instead of doing the easy/cheap route of nitrous, I am wanting to keep it naturally aspirated. So i looked into a lil more cam and came up with this Lunati 54756.
I also thought about the xfi280, but i dont know the specs on it?
So instead of doing the easy/cheap route of nitrous, I am wanting to keep it naturally aspirated. So i looked into a lil more cam and came up with this Lunati 54756.
- Duration @.050 IN/EX: 232/242
- Gross Valve Lift IN/EX: .510"/.525"
- Lobe Sep Angle / Intake Ctr Line: 110/106
- Valve Lash IN/EX: Hyd/Hyd
- RPM Range: 2000-6250
I also thought about the xfi280, but i dont know the specs on it?
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Re: 383 HSR new cam?
Your heads will like higher lift. With EFI the XFI280 cam will be more friendly.
The XFI is 230/236 @ .050 and 280/288 advertised. RPM range is 2000 to 6000. LSA is 113. Lift .576/.570. ICL is probably 109. Again this cam will be easier to tune with EFI.
The XFI is 230/236 @ .050 and 280/288 advertised. RPM range is 2000 to 6000. LSA is 113. Lift .576/.570. ICL is probably 109. Again this cam will be easier to tune with EFI.
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becareful with xfi grinds...they are hard to control after 6000rpms. you WILL need solid spring pressure and more than likely its gonna be imperative that you run a beehive spring and titanium retainers. Lightweight is the key. I'd even run the 1.44" diameter big block beehive with 150-160lbs on the seat. open pressure in the higher 300's.
if you can control it, it will be fine. should make good power on the 383.
that lunati cam sounds like the GM847 cam but with less lift. should run good. else check out the comp cams 288hr which is 236/242. also a good cam.
you should be into the 11's with one of those grinds. just be sure to control valve float. a 236 duration cam or near that will want to rev to 6300-6500rpms.
if you can control it, it will be fine. should make good power on the 383.
that lunati cam sounds like the GM847 cam but with less lift. should run good. else check out the comp cams 288hr which is 236/242. also a good cam.
you should be into the 11's with one of those grinds. just be sure to control valve float. a 236 duration cam or near that will want to rev to 6300-6500rpms.
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i had my springs upgraded on my patriots to dual spring, lightweight retainers, lift good for .670 hydraulic roller cam, im not sure the size of the springs or the seat pressure but i got the upgrade for my heads, i can tell u they are fat lil ***** lol. and im runnin 1.6full roller extruded rockers for less weight, i would like the Compcams chrome moly ones tho
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Re: 383 HSR new cam?
The cam you list has too much exhaust duration over the intake. Also with that much duration and a 110 lsa, the idle and part throttle will be hard to tune due to the low vacuum pressure.
I ran 11.6@118 with my 383 including cats and street tires. I recommend a single pattern cam with your AFR heads.
236/236 @ .050 on a 112 lsa installed at 109 degrees. This cam would make power in the 3000-6500 range.
www.geocities.com/dzperf
I ran 11.6@118 with my 383 including cats and street tires. I recommend a single pattern cam with your AFR heads.
236/236 @ .050 on a 112 lsa installed at 109 degrees. This cam would make power in the 3000-6500 range.
www.geocities.com/dzperf
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alot of LT1 guys with ported LT1 castings that would put AFR flow numbers to shame have run large split pattern cams like cc306 and GM847 and put down very strong numbers. However i do think it would be best to keep split alittle tighter, around 6 degrees or so. Most custom grinds have some split in duration
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Re: 383 HSR new cam?
Orr - I've run both split and single pattern on heads with very high intake/exhaust ratios. I found that the single pattern really woke up the midrange of the motor without seeming to sacrifice top end. The split pattern tends to push the peak power to a higher rpm.
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Re: 383 HSR new cam?
Definitely need more lift to take advantage of those good heads. With a good I/E ratio AFRs have you shouldn't need that much split in duration. I was recommend a 234/238 .582/.590 on a 112 LSA by cam motion. I tried a few other places for recommendations, and they were all in that area.
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the big cams in that test that made 500 crank hp didnt rev as high as i expected. that could be due to valve float problems cuz a 240 degree cam should pull over 6000 in those 383's.
A good 500 hp cam would be something in the mid 230's intake duration with 4-6 degrees split and on a tighter 108-109 LSA. overlap will be in the low 70's which aint all that bad for such a big cam.
A good 500 hp cam would be something in the mid 230's intake duration with 4-6 degrees split and on a tighter 108-109 LSA. overlap will be in the low 70's which aint all that bad for such a big cam.
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alright im gonna do the head LT into the single 3" Magnaflow exhaust I have on now and connect it with the Flowmaster y pipe collector. And maybe if I get antsy Ill do true duals. Until then, Longtubes, xr288 cam and maybe the true duals
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Oh yes of course....I hope Jamy is up to the challenge. BTW I decided not to do the Commander 950. Jamy charges less than HALF the cost of the Commander 950 and since this will be the last change I do to the car (HAHAHAHA everybody says that), then the commander 950 would be a waste.
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I hope you dont mean Rest in Pieces like my car has been doing
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I hope you dont mean Rest in Pieces like my car has been doing
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Re: 383 HSR new cam?
yeah there is no reason the stock 89 MAF sensor setup shouldnt handle that combo. problem is tho i think fuel maxes out at 6400 with that ecm, and that cam will probly peak in the 6200-6400 range on a 383. so go over that with Jamy and see what he says. else convert to SD
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