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    Default the dream turbo/street cam

    Hypothetically speaking, I'm able to get a cam ground to any specification I desire....

    What in your humble opinions would be a perfect turbo/street cam. Engine must still idle smoothly below 1000rpm, and be ready for an onslaught of t3/t4 goodness on 3L of displacement.
    2000 Cougar V6 MTX - 3L and some more.
    1999 Contour SVT, Silver Frost
    PuckPuck.com

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    Should be no problem, turbo cams have little overlap therefore good idle...generally speaking.
    It is radical NA cams that can't idle.
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    MazdaSpeed3...Cosmic Blue Mica
    I am no longer part of Nautilus Performance Group.

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    Quote Originally Posted by warmonger View Post
    It is radical NA cams that can't idle.
    Yea like my camaro

    Doesn't even create enough vacuum for my power brakes.
    -Mike
    98 Contour SVT Toreador Red- #49/6535 DOB 3/25/97,178.88whp/157.78ftlbs, Follow my 3L/turbo build here... link
    85 Camaro-1969 350ci, 503BHP

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    what about lift, or duration? Should they get stretched out, and how far.
    2000 Cougar V6 MTX - 3L and some more.
    1999 Contour SVT, Silver Frost
    PuckPuck.com

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    Quote Originally Posted by PuckPuck View Post
    what about lift, or duration? Should they get stretched out, and how far.
    Intake opening at or a touch before TDC. (before TDC increases drivability and throttle response)
    Minimal to no overlap (some is actually beneficial)
    Fast ramps but normal lift specs
    Average duration.

    The exhaust cam can be of longer duration to help expel the extra gasses. It can even open a touch earlier (thus longer duration) to help expel the previous "spent" gasses in exchange for fresh air/fuel charge. This also sends extra energy into the exhaust piping to spool the turbo.

    Duration is just an afterthought measurement of your valve timing points. The valve timing points are what drives any camshaft profile.
    2000 SVT #674
    13.47 @ 102 - All Motor!
    2005 Magnum R/T
    2 Ton Tank with a Hemi

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    How much does it normally cost to get a cam ground to spec? If you had to guess.
    98 CSVT Blue/Midnight blue
    E0 #2047
    attitude adjustment 2/4/10

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    What are the stock specs?
    98.5 Svt Contour
    00 Svt Lightning

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    Default supercharge me

    what do you think, anyone has done it, is it good, does it make sense

    http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/99-02...QQcmdZViewItem


    thank you
    1999 CSVT

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    Ouch! Does that kit really make you run a smaller P/S pulley???
    If so, that will really crank up the parasitic drag above 4000rpm. The P/S pump is already the unit with the greatest FEAD drag. (A/C not running of course)
    Also how well/long will the pump survive being spun that much faster?
    2000 SVT #674
    13.47 @ 102 - All Motor!
    2005 Magnum R/T
    2 Ton Tank with a Hemi

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    There is room to install custom crank pulleys, why not just install a cogged crank pulley since the crank is the strongest item and then use an idler or tensioner setup?

    Hell, steal one of the newer electro-hydraulic power steering systems from a different newer car and ditch the PS pump entirely.
    My project website
    MazdaSpeed3...Cosmic Blue Mica
    I am no longer part of Nautilus Performance Group.

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