The 2802 has .488” lift on the exhaust. You should check or figure out what your coil bind is on the springs you have, and how they are set up. I suppose it is possible you might not have room for much more lift than .49”.
The factory rockers do not run at 1.5 either, more like 1.48, you may have more room than you realize if you still have stock rocker arms.
If your worried about the sniper managing a big cam the 2822 is the worst choice of all the cams that have been mentioned. Very Rough idle.
For the LSA’s, your comparing apples and oranges. Ultradyne and Lunati Voodoo are assymetrical grinds, opening on the cam is more aggressive than the closing. The summits mentioned are symmetrical. Crower are symmetrical too. Widening a Ultradyne or Voodoo out to 112 makes them act like one of those symmetrical cams on 114, but with a smoother idle. 112 LSA version of a 703 in a 400 with mid 9s compression will have a pretty smooth idle. I have done the Ultradynes on 110, 112, and 114. The idle smooths out pretty drastically when they are wider.
Last edited by Jay S; 07-18-2022 at 01:10 PM.
|