Can anyone Dyno these numbers?
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Can anyone Dyno these numbers?
To start it's a 96' 302 MAF with 40K miles.
Got a set of GT40p heads that have been redone, but no port work, they got the valve job done (3 deg. I believe), trickflow springs, and FMS 1.6 rockers.
This is the cam I'm leaning towards because it's free. Funny how that goes.
CS195R - Hydraulic Roller for 85-93 5.0L H.O. engines. 2000-5500 rpm range 289 intake/ 299 exhaust adv. duration, duration @ .050 of 212 intake and 222 exhaust, Valve lift of .493 intake and .510 exhaust, Lobe C/L is 112.
I'll be running long tube headers, no cats through a single 2.5" pipe and one Flowmaster BigBlock series muffler to keep things somewhat mellow.
Intake will be an edelbrock performer top and bottom with a 70mm T.B. and cold-air intake that came with the used performer intake. Also a K&N filter.
Would really appreciate if anyone would post a hypothetical Dyno chart and any suggestions on the setup.
Got a set of GT40p heads that have been redone, but no port work, they got the valve job done (3 deg. I believe), trickflow springs, and FMS 1.6 rockers.
This is the cam I'm leaning towards because it's free. Funny how that goes.
CS195R - Hydraulic Roller for 85-93 5.0L H.O. engines. 2000-5500 rpm range 289 intake/ 299 exhaust adv. duration, duration @ .050 of 212 intake and 222 exhaust, Valve lift of .493 intake and .510 exhaust, Lobe C/L is 112.
I'll be running long tube headers, no cats through a single 2.5" pipe and one Flowmaster BigBlock series muffler to keep things somewhat mellow.
Intake will be an edelbrock performer top and bottom with a 70mm T.B. and cold-air intake that came with the used performer intake. Also a K&N filter.
Would really appreciate if anyone would post a hypothetical Dyno chart and any suggestions on the setup.
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To start it's a 96' 302 MAF with 40K miles.
Got a set of GT40p heads that have been redone, but no port work, they got the valve job done (3 deg. I believe), trickflow springs, and FMS 1.6 rockers.
This is the cam I'm leaning towards because it's free. Funny how that goes.
CS195R - Hydraulic Roller for 85-93 5.0L H.O. engines. 2000-5500 rpm range 289 intake/ 299 exhaust adv. duration, duration @ .050 of 212 intake and 222 exhaust, Valve lift of .493 intake and .510 exhaust, Lobe C/L is 112.
I'll be running long tube headers, no cats through a single 2.5" pipe and one Flowmaster BigBlock series muffler to keep things somewhat mellow.
Intake will be an edelbrock performer top and bottom with a 70mm T.B. and cold-air intake that came with the used performer intake. Also a K&N filter.
Would really appreciate if anyone would post a hypothetical Dyno chart and any suggestions on the setup.
Got a set of GT40p heads that have been redone, but no port work, they got the valve job done (3 deg. I believe), trickflow springs, and FMS 1.6 rockers.
This is the cam I'm leaning towards because it's free. Funny how that goes.
CS195R - Hydraulic Roller for 85-93 5.0L H.O. engines. 2000-5500 rpm range 289 intake/ 299 exhaust adv. duration, duration @ .050 of 212 intake and 222 exhaust, Valve lift of .493 intake and .510 exhaust, Lobe C/L is 112.
I'll be running long tube headers, no cats through a single 2.5" pipe and one Flowmaster BigBlock series muffler to keep things somewhat mellow.
Intake will be an edelbrock performer top and bottom with a 70mm T.B. and cold-air intake that came with the used performer intake. Also a K&N filter.
Would really appreciate if anyone would post a hypothetical Dyno chart and any suggestions on the setup.
everything looks good.. but the cam is a little too much for a engine for a picup truck.. mine is comp cam 35-351-8 ( chek it out ) i like it!! it has good torque and pulls like the devil above 3000 RPM and a bit lopey cam.. ask for vid if interested.
you should expect about 250-260
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I know it's a lot of cam for the truck, but it's free and coming with a bit of install guidance.
It's going to be a little lopey I suspect. Hopefully, it'll sound a bit nasty.
It's probably going to be a lot nastier than what I was going to go with, which was a grind that Conanski recommended a few weeks ago.
We'll see. It may be on ebay in a few months.
It's going to be a little lopey I suspect. Hopefully, it'll sound a bit nasty.
It's probably going to be a lot nastier than what I was going to go with, which was a grind that Conanski recommended a few weeks ago.
We'll see. It may be on ebay in a few months.
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