such a dilemma! One of the reasons guys build a motor for a purpose and over build for their car or suspension....................on the street.
Same as your bsDefine one notch up in cams size.
I’ll call BS on this one!
Depends on the grind of the lobes and many other factors.
Not needed but would result in better results.
Half race! 3/4 race is tooo big.Define one notch up in cams size.
I already told you, cam!! .intake and headers of course.
It has been reality in my life. There have been times only the heads were replaced. Other times only the cam. I shared my experience. Curious of what others have experienced or where there thoughts are between the two. I think the discussion is relative to our hobby. What somebody has experienced or prefers is not really up for debate. I like hearing why somebody would choose one or the other.To me this one is an absolute no-brainer... Trick flow heads versus a cam is this even a discussion...
Although I know this is just all for argument's sake and completely argumentative from the get-go and non-reality but just pie in the sky talk but who in the heck can afford trick flow heads the rocker assembly hold down bolts gasket sealer gaskets for the intake likely new push rods as opposed to a cam?
You got your heads off for crying out loud at that point you just spent probably well over 3K and you're not going to spend $99 to have your Camry ground? You're not going to at least spend 200 bucks and buy a cheap set of headers?...
The next thread looks supposed to different ideas replacing the slant 6 with a big block stroker and leaving the 7 1/4 rear end and can't make any other changes or putting a Dana 60 and behind your six?...
I seriously didn't read through at least the second page but I could swear your original comment said something about if budget didn't matter and trick flow heads were on the table..It has been reality in my life. There have been times only the heads were replaced. Other times only the cam. I shared my experience. Curious of what others have experienced or where there thoughts are between the two. I think the discussion is relative to our hobby. What somebody has experienced or prefers is not really up for debate. I like hearing why somebody would choose one or the other.
Not to buy, just to talk about as the Holy Grail.I seriously didn't read through at least the second page but I could swear your original comment said something about if budget didn't matter and trick flow heads were on the table..
Some of us like to chat about cars..... Toolbox talk so to speak Scenarios can be fun, and somebody could learn something or even get an idea for their present car.I was in now I'm out what if I won the lottery LOL what would I do with the money...???..
I pressed the unwatch button but you quoted me back in here so the truth of the matter is I like trying to make a decision or maybe even a future decision and helping other people wrestle with the best case scenario decision when they're on the edge of one way or the other, but fantasy talk isn't my thing..Some of us like to chat about cars..... Toolbox talk so to speak Scenarios can be fun, and somebody could learn something or even get an idea for their present car.
Take trick flow there probably out flowing 318 heads by .150" lift and at .399" lift flowing a least 100 cfm more sure it's only got a 240 degrees to do it, question is another 40-80 degrees of time gonna make up for the terrible flow of the 318 head, which be lucky under these conditions to make 325 hp, I'd say trick flow and stock cam could easily match and probably do more.well.... 318 cam would be .399 lift ....
I would think a OOTB eddy head would be all it would take. With the performer on top and the 600, it would use everything the stock cam would allow on both intake and exhaustTake trick flow there probably out flowing 318 heads by .150" lift and at .399" lift flowing a least 100 cfm more sure it's only got a 240 degrees to do it, question is another 40-80 degrees of time gonna make up for the terrible flow of the 318 head, which be lucky under these conditions to make 325 hp, I'd say trick flow and stock cam could easily match and probably do more.
I would think a OOTB eddy head would be all it would take. With the performer on top and the 600, it would use everything the stock cam would allow on both intake and exhaust
Take trick flow there probably out flowing 318 heads by .150" lift and at .399" lift flowing a least 100 cfm more sure it's only got a 240 degrees to do it, question is another 40-80 degrees of time gonna make up for the terrible flow of the 318 head, which be lucky under these conditions to make 325 hp, I'd say trick flow and stock cam could easily match and probably do more.
I’m not understanding.Same as your bs
Well and compression.Possibly a draw, but if I had to pick one heads, but driveability wise trick flow with a stock 318 cam gonna be better than a crazy amount of duration and stock 318 heads.
LS/Hemi make crazy power with mild cams because of there heads. Even magnum heads gave a good bump in power without much cam.
You can match the springs with the cam recommendation.
Always in unison .cam and kit.
Torque.*WHAT MOVES THE CAR QUICKER IN THE QUARTER MILE?
Agreed. The whole point of bench racing.To share experiences Helps with guess work.Some of us like to chat about cars..... Toolbox talk so to speak Scenarios can be fun, and somebody could learn something or even get an idea for their present car.
well.... 318 cam would be .399 lift ....
yeah, with geometry loss probably .370If you are lucky.