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This is the LT4 cam Camshaft Specs (12551705): 205/207 duration @ 50*, .447/.459″ lift, 117 Lobe Seperation Angle Here are the Lt1 cams specs Factory Camshaft Specifications: 1992 Y-body: 205/207 0.451/0.450 lift 117 LSA 1993-1995 Y-body, F-body: 202/207 0.450/0.460 lift 116 LSA 1994-1996 B-bodies (including L99 4.3L): 191/196 0.418/0.430 lift 111 LSA 1996 Y-body, 1996-1997 F-body: 200/207 0.447/0.459 lift 117 LSA 1996 Y-body, F-body LT4: 203/210 0.476/0.479 lift 115 LSA here are a few more and some popular swap cams Camshaft Article - ThirdGen.org I think you are confusing with the LT4 hot cam 218-228 112 .492" lift with 1.5 rockers and .525" lift with 1.6's Definalty needs a converter and gears and compression in a 305. |
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The special 305HO th2004r converter bolts right in a th700r4 (late 30spline)
Its a bolt in. If you can find it. None of these cams work with a low stall and no gears on a 305. The Lt1 and Lt4 had 10:1 and 10.4:1 compression Find the cam from a 96 -2000 L31 5-7l vortec motor 96 to 2000 5.7liter truck motor and bolt it in. Also used in the 383HT and 350 Ramjet crate motors. High lift fast rate of lift short duration a improvement on the cam you got. good torque in a 305. factory cam specs Part Number Type DUR @ .050" Lift C/R LSA Usage 14093643 Hyd. Roller 202/206 .403"/.415" 8.5:1 115 '87 350 Corvette and IROC Camaro 10134334 Hyd. Roller 235/235 .480"/.480" 9.0:1 114 350 ZZZ through ZZ2 crate motors 10185071 Hyd. Roller 208/221 .474"/.474" 9.8:1 112 350/345 ZZ3 & ZZ4 crate motor 10224241 Hyd. Roller - - - - '92 to'94 Gen. 11 LT1 350 10243779 Hyd. Roller - - - - '94 to '96 Gen. II L99 265 V-8 12370845 Hyd. Roller 214/224 .488"/.509" - 112 Off-road use, lobe for mech. fuel pump 12370846 Hyd. Roller 222/230 .509"/.528" - 112 Off-road use, lobe for mech. fuel pump 12370847 Hyd. Roller 232/242 .539"/.558" - 112 Off-road use, lobe for mech. fuel pump 125517051 Hyd. Roller 201/208 .447"/.459" 10.4:1 112 '95 to '96 Gen. 11 LT1 350, w/center dowel pin 12551142 Hyd. Roller 203/210 .476"/.480" 10.8:1 115.5 '96 350 LT4 w/1.6:1 roller rockers 24502586 Hyd. Roller 218/228 .525"/.525" 10.8:1 - '96 LT4 H.O.T crate motor cam, use - - - - - - w/1.6:1 roller rockers. N/A Hyd. Roller 202/210 .472"/.478" 10.0:1 11 '97 Gen. III LS1 Corvette 350, uses 1.7 - - - - - - roller rockers and Gen. III - - - - - - tapered valve spring 24502476 Hyd. 212/220 .435"/.460" 9.1:1 112.5 350/300 CC crate motor 14088843 Hyd. 202/206 .403"/.415" 8.5:1 115 '83 to'86 305HO 12364050 3863151 Hyd. 221/221 .447"/.447" 11.0:1 114 327/350HP L-79 12364051 3896929 Hyd. 195/202 .390"/.410" 8.0:1 112 327/300HP 3896962 Hyd. 222/222 .450"/.460" 8.5:1 114 350 L-46, L-82 12353915 Hyd. 194/204 .401"/.423" 8.0:1 104 GM/Crane street 12353914 Hyd. 180/194 .378"/.401" 8.0:1 - GM/Crane very high, low-speed torque 12353923 Hyd. 224/234 .465"/.448" 9.5:1 114 GM/Crane off-road 12353918 Hyd. 214/224 .442"/.465" 8.75:1 112 GM/Crane marine & off-road 12353917 Hyd. 204/214 .420"/.442" 9.0:1 112 GM/Crane non-emissions vehicles & off-road 12353916 Hyd. 204/214 .423"/.446" 8.5:1 110 GM/Crane 50 state legal 305-350 12364052 3849346 Mech. 254/254 .485"/.485" 11.0:1 114 327/365HP & Z-28 302 12364053 3927140 Mech. 257/269 .493"/.512" 12.0:1 112 Off-road 12364054 3972178 3972182 Mech. 242/254 .459"/.485" 11.0:1 116 '70 LT1 360 to 370HP " " " " 9.0:1 116 71 LT1 330HP 3965724 Mech. 262/273 .488"/.509" 12.5:1 112 2nd design, short track, road race Key to table: DUR = Duration, C/R = Compression ratio of engine used in (stock), LSA = Lobe Separation Angle. |
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Lt1 cam
Camshaft Specs (12551705): 205/207 duration @ 50*, .447/.459" lift, 117 Lobe Seperation Angle This is the LT1 cam from the corvette with manual transmission. The Camaro LT1 and impala/caprice LT1 got a different milder cam 3 different cams in the LT-1 motor depending on the car and trans used. These 5.7 liter 10:1cr+++ high perf corvette Lt1 motors got a special high stall 2200stall converter. and gears That converter stalls about 1600 behind a lil 305. not enough stall . Go out in the driveway and stall test your converter against the brake. I bet it cannot get past 1500rpm. |
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well i dont have a rpm gauge but it will spin all day long but here is what i want to know will this cam work in my car run and drive with the computer.
Yes or No Buy or Dont buy better thin stock/wont do anything to the 305 Dont give me a parts list. |
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For $40 , a bunch of time/work and gaskets you can find out for yourself.
They say you learn best from your mistakes. Too much overlap. likely idle and drivability problems without tuning modifications etc which you won;t do even if you knew how to. a real dog with stock converter a stock gears (2.56 1 and a heavy car and a stock 305.
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So what will it do to my car no gains in hp or sound and no power at the wheels.
On the other hand i will get alot better sound some power and more hp. Its not making any sence to me how a bigger cam with 3 different seperation angle is going to make that much of a difference. Yes i will need to add more fuel which a 350 chip will give easy but it will run and sound better thin befor. |
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For $40 you can find out for yourself.
Stick it in and come back and tell me I'm all wrong. Can work real well with then right combo and tuning changes. if you want a rough racey thumpr idle It won;t happen with this cam. But probabily will need tuning changes timing fuel curve and a looser converter stall and definaly will want gears. This cam is not the same or close to a factory LT1 or even th LT4 cam. These cams had shorter duration and less valve overlap. Even these used a high stall gears 10;1+cr and or a manual transmission. This has a big effect on the idle and low end engine torque. Idle stability in gear with low stall (stock) converter. especially critical with TBI EFI. Cams really mess with the TBI. wider 116+LSA ='s less valve open overlap nicer idle narrower 112LSA ='s more valve open overlap degraded idle quality and low rpm performance. the ZZ4 with narrower LSA combined withe more intake and exhaust duration has a lot more valve overlap than any of the LT-1 LT4 cams shorter duration and wider LSA's ='s less valve open overlap. some people learn best by mistakes. The 305 TBI motor is optimized for low rpm runing. with small cam and swirl port heads low compression. low gears 2.56:1 low rpm running in OD for fuel efficiently. Last edited by F-BIRD'88; 10-14-2012 at 11:21 AM. |
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You can build a very good high perf 305 HO around this ZZ4 cam.
Look at the ZZ4 350 crate motors specs for inspiration. 10:1 compression high flow aluminum heads with unrestricted ports , high flow intake 750carb high flow exhaust (headers) 2500+stall 3.73+gears. 2500-5700rpm. 355HP lots of torque in the mid range. The smaller cid 305 will want even more stall and gears as rpm range will be higher than on the 350. engine compression ratio is critical. rougher idle with less idle manifold vacuum than in a 350. shaved down L-31 "062" vortec heads work real good on 305's (10:1+cr) with that ZZ4 cam 3000 stall (monte carlo SS converter) and 4.10's. th700r4 large BBC TBI throttle body on a rpm style vortec intake, headers custom EFI tune. or with the Chevy Ramjet EFI system. That would be cool , go like hell and be something to look at under the hood at a car show. Good luck to you. Last edited by F-BIRD'88; 10-14-2012 at 11:50 AM. |
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F-BIRD'88, you have way more patience than I do.
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There are two or three different cams that were used in those L98 TPI motors. The manual trans cars corvette Iroc camaro got a bigger cam than the autos. The bigger version TPI cams came in car with stiff rear gears. 3.73 and a special converter. There was a baby TPI cam used in auto 305 TPI motors too. They are not all the same. Your 2.56:1 geared car with low stall converter is going to hate these cams without mods and tuning. You;d best keep your $40 until you figure out exactly what is being offered. ThirdGen.org |
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