Cam selection?
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Cam selection?
Starting work on porting and polishing a new top end, and am looking at cams/valves. I do not plan on stroking the motor at this time, but would like to leave the option open at a later date. Question is, what would be a good valve/cam that wouldn't be too much for the stock bore/stroke, but not too little for a 4.7? Is there a happy medium?
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Re: Cam selection?
CompCams 68-232-4.
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Re: Cam selection?
Yeah, I was thinking about that one, but wasn't sure if it might be a little too much for stock bore/stroke. Good to know. Thanks.
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Re: Cam selection?
I ran that on my 4.0L and it worked well.
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Re: Cam selection?
What do you plan on using the motor for? Daily driver with good road manners, offroad torque monster, drag strip, or mid to high end for mud/sand running? Regardless of bore/displacement you need to start with the motors intended use.
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Re: Cam selection?
Mostly offroad , but still have some on-road manners, I still DD this for the time being, and once I get a new DD, I still plan on driving it to and from the trails.MrShoeBoy wrote:What do you plan on using the motor for? Daily driver with good road manners, offroad torque monster, drag strip, or mid to high end for mud/sand running? Regardless of bore/displacement you need to start with the motors intended use.
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Port and polish work will be for more air velocity rather than volume, for low end torque purposes, though more mid range power wouldn't be a bad thing.
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