08-18-2009, 01:44 PM
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Re: The "10 second" stock 10:1 3.0 Diamante motor build
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Naturally Aspirated
Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: UnaCocker
My Ride: 92 Duster
Engine: 3.0
Induct: Turbo
1/4: 11.500
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They are custom from a local cam guy who also happens to be a student housing developer :P
They are 216@.050" lift and about .450" lift
278 ADV.
But thats all the info I have "mitsu turbo roller"
I could probably figure it out using my degree kit. I think these cams would still work good in an n/a motor. Honestly you better rev over 7k or you are wasting your time with them. Even advanced 4 degrees I don't hit peak hp before the 6200 rev limiter. btw mopar3.0, we have valvetrain options we can talk about if you need to rev to 8k ;). OEM parts too. Also ED, we have +3 and +2.7mm exhaust valves available off the shelf from mitsu...which would work with these cams great since they are slightly longer then stock. The exhaust is inconel!
The highest hp n/a 6g72 is still a 12 valve and with more RPM's and breathing ability.... ;) I love seeing Mopar3.0 pushing n/a 3.0. I LOVE his intake manifold. I am now the owner of a variable intake 12v Diamante intake manifold but It has weird coolant passages.
My cam guy grinds his teeth doing free regrinds for a local TOP FUEL car so he is VERY experienced with 8000hp boosted motors :P
I found this out when I saw him smiling ear to ear as he walked into my machine shop holding a new experimental Top Fuel cam.
These cams probably require lash caps (still need to buy some) and you cant run them on a stock head unless you lower the install height of the valve guide seal or shave a bit off the valve spring retainer. Or run longer valves.
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