I got a sbc 350/ 2-1 rotator w/ 3-blade R-series 78"
Should I go with a cam that makes torque/hp. down low or mid to upper rpm range?
WHICH CAM?
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Re: WHICH CAM?
Well you want to go with a cam that will bring your torque in low but carry it across the RPM range and it will suit you best. You can probably get a cam that will come in 2000-2800 and peak out around 4800-5000. Call Waterthunder or Mike Felber and they can get you the best grind for your components you currently run that will be key. Good luck and keep us posted.
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Re: WHICH CAM?
Comp cams 12-236-3 will be a great choice for your app. It comes in under 1300 and peaks at 5500. With a lift of .462 int and .477 exh , with a lobe seperation of 112 deg , you don't have to do much else to get it in the motor. If you want more lift get a set of 1.52 or 1.56 rockers, the down sid is if you do that you should do a lil trickin to your heads.
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Re: WHICH CAM?
112 lsa? Why 112? --LINGENFELTER? He don't build airboat engines.
112 LSA. Come on now.
Call the guru's.

112 LSA. Come on now.
Call the guru's.
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