Stroker specific cams (Part 2) cam reveal

Is that a solid roller or what :)
not a chevy cam which would be like [email protected] 140@200 (only numbers that matter) around .530 lift with 1.6 so at that duration chevy would loose 8 degrees @.200 or have to use longer duration
wider LCA is ok with stroker as well as EFI
u are using TFS springs? how do they match with cam vendor
to me 138# is a bunch on the street/ endurance build
How near are U to compression max with that Intake?you could shorten the seat 4 degrees if you needed to Howard for example only to get spring comparison
275 @,006 [email protected] .564
277 @.006 150@200 .5666 98438 spring 1.465 1.091 1.090 .807 N 122 @ 1.650 353 @ 1.100 425 .690 .950 for stock heads but they only want 122 on the seat
otherwise great cam if that's the duration U need
Check out the spring requirements carefully we don't want no flat lobes maybe you could set those springs up at 2"

PRH you do/ recommend custom cams
Comp's Extreme Mopar Hydraulics (the XT-HL lobes) Intakes
[email protected] [email protected] .350 lobe
[email protected] [email protected] .356
so you could get comp to grind a special
problem is dealing with comp and what to do for an exhaust lobe
I like Mike getting an exhaust similar in height to the intake- makes setting up the springs easier
most heads can not use a taller exhaust but I've seen some recently that can

You know, I appreciate the input, but I am fairly sure Mike considered everything when he came up with the cam. I'm going to trust his judgement on this. That said, the seat pressure you are talking about is what TFS uses on their standard hydraulic flat tappet heads. Those spring specs are.

1.460” O.D. Dual Spring
120 lbs. @ 1.900” Installed Height
394 lbs. @ 1.175” Open
390 lbs./inch Rate
.650” Maximum Valve Lift

If that is what Mike says to use I will.