cower cam question?

[Samhonda95]

I was thinking of useing these cams in my build. I'm doing my B18c1 with cp 12.5-1's. I'm not wanting to go real big due to plan of useing nos(75 shot). I know first thought is..12.5 and spray? Last motor LOVED it. Same setup with completely stock B16 head ran 7.6's in the 1/8th.

Has anyone used them? Would they be a decent cam?

advertised dur. [email protected]" gross lift w/1.55
B16A2 specs: int-285 mid int-224 mid int-412 mid
exh-282 mid exh-220mid exh-379 mid
B18C1 specs: int-290 mid int-236 mid int- 423 mid
exh- 292 mid exh-224 mid exh- 378 mid
B16B specs: int- 294 mid int- 240 mid int- 447 mid
(ctr cam) exh-305 mid exh-232 mid exh- 416 mid

Crower int-296 mid int-242 mid int-449 mid
401-2 exh-306 mid exh-234 mid exh-418 mid
Stage 1

*Basiclly alittle bigger than a CTR profile.*

[SiRed94]

just out of curiosity what pistons are you using?

[Samhonda95]

As stated in first line: CP 12.5.1 piston

[SiRed94]

but personally if I was running 12.5:1 C/R, and I will be shortly... I wouldn't waste the money on such a mild cam because you really wont even be able to take full advantage of the increased compression... i would upgrade the valve springs and look for something a little more aggressive...

[SiRed94]

As stated in first line: CP 12.5.1 piston

NVM...

[mitch lab]

with that comp ratio at 12.5:1 I would at least do stage 2

[all-mota]

throw some bc 4's or something in that thing with a larger primary than your normal skunk2 stg2 and other stg 2 cams. it should make is way easier to tune it on the spray with out that big ass jump when kick kicks in. the crower 402b is also a good choice it has the slightly bigger primarys