What's a good torquey street cam for GT-40P's?

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  1. tmoss Gettin Wired

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    Where am I supposed to look?I bookmarked the page.


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    Never mind....got it,and thanks.
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    Yikes, are you brain dead??? Lift @ .050 is measured with a dial indicator tip positioned on the valve lifter body! How does increasing the leverage at a fulcrum point (that would be the rocker arm) have ANY impact on duration (that would be degrees) of a cam timing event??? Have you ever degreed a cam????? :bs:
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    it increases effective VALVE duration off the seat.
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    I like the TFS1 cam myself for your combo but it's funny how nobody recommends anderson cams from anderson motorsports. a couple of guys I know have their cams and they seem to a pretty stout cam shaft. The N-41 & N-412 where made the the GT-40 heads in mind but their B cams look pretty nice as well. thought I throw it out there.

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