[ZLRob]

Originally Posted by RobZL1

I'd suggest putting some parameters around it, and then adding a couple of oddball.

Perhaps stick with off-the-shelf cams intended for stock displacement. Then add in a couple of "stage 1" cams, and a couple of "that shouldn't work" cams, like something with 15 degrees of overlap.

You'd then need some control to ensure you are apples to apples. I'd say tune it to what it likes for a given cam. The pulleys are the big question. Harder to do, but maybe aim for the same boost level. Perhaps you need a few pulleys and belts and a smoothboost. Alternatively, just stick with the same pulleys, but then that won't necessarily be ideal for each cam. This is where it gets tricky

This right here. There are and will be a lot of control points that will be difficult to control due to so many possibilities in configuration that exist.


I think the primary and most important control point, however, will be maintaining stock cubes and bottom end. That will ensure an even playing field for all the cams because most people doing a build stay stock down at the bottom.