KIXASS
02-25-2007, 11:23 PM
Here is my set up so far:
306 9.75 comp.
AFR-165 61cc pedistal mount w/ upgraded springs
1.6 roller rockers
Edelbrock Performer RPM intake
Edelbrock 70mm throttle body
80mm C&L mass air meter
30# injectors
BBK Cold Air Intake (fender well)
BBK 1 5/8" Longtube headers
Cams I'm debating on are:
FMS F-cam 226/226 @.050 .512"/.512"
or
TrickFlow stage 2 224/232 @.050 .542/.563
or
should I just stick with my E-cam 220/220 @ .050 .498"/.498"
This engine is going in a 1991 Mustang GT convertible. Although it's main purpose will be a street/show type car, I still want it to run it's ass off on the street. I would like to add a S-trim down the road when I save up some extra money (or have a sweet deal come my way), but for now it will be a naturally aspirated set-up. So maybe I'm looking for the impossible but I would like a cam that will perform well N/A and also be a decent supercharger cam later down the road. One other problem I'm facing is that I would like a cam sound "nasty" but not totally destroy my bottom end torque. I might be wrong, but I always thought that the cams duration is the "lopey" exhaust sound you hear but when you increase the duration you also raise the powerband which in return will hurt the low end performance of a street car. Is that true? What cam (preferably off the shelf) would you guys recommend if not one of the 3 I listed earlier? I have an the E-cam in my old engine. I'm sure it is a great performing cam for the street, but I just wish it had a much more aggressive exhaust sound. I know my hang up with the cam sound sounds childish since the cars overall performance is what I should really be looking at rather than the exhaust lope :???: I was just hoping I could have the best of both worlds :-D
306 9.75 comp.
AFR-165 61cc pedistal mount w/ upgraded springs
1.6 roller rockers
Edelbrock Performer RPM intake
Edelbrock 70mm throttle body
80mm C&L mass air meter
30# injectors
BBK Cold Air Intake (fender well)
BBK 1 5/8" Longtube headers
Cams I'm debating on are:
FMS F-cam 226/226 @.050 .512"/.512"
or
TrickFlow stage 2 224/232 @.050 .542/.563
or
should I just stick with my E-cam 220/220 @ .050 .498"/.498"
This engine is going in a 1991 Mustang GT convertible. Although it's main purpose will be a street/show type car, I still want it to run it's ass off on the street. I would like to add a S-trim down the road when I save up some extra money (or have a sweet deal come my way), but for now it will be a naturally aspirated set-up. So maybe I'm looking for the impossible but I would like a cam that will perform well N/A and also be a decent supercharger cam later down the road. One other problem I'm facing is that I would like a cam sound "nasty" but not totally destroy my bottom end torque. I might be wrong, but I always thought that the cams duration is the "lopey" exhaust sound you hear but when you increase the duration you also raise the powerband which in return will hurt the low end performance of a street car. Is that true? What cam (preferably off the shelf) would you guys recommend if not one of the 3 I listed earlier? I have an the E-cam in my old engine. I'm sure it is a great performing cam for the street, but I just wish it had a much more aggressive exhaust sound. I know my hang up with the cam sound sounds childish since the cars overall performance is what I should really be looking at rather than the exhaust lope :???: I was just hoping I could have the best of both worlds :-D