I know, been done. Did some searches. I just need some clarification.
I understand that for a turbo setup, in general, the stock cam is the best setup because there is no overlap.
However, I am also understanding that a cam for a supercharger is beneficial provided it has high lift, long duration, but no overlap. Can anyone confirm this?
With this in mind, are any of the regrinds offered beneficial to a boosted car? I currently have the money for a S/C kit, but my car is not ready for one. Thus, as I am doing my 60K, I'd like to add some go-fast parts to make a nasty N/A setup, but I would also like most of the parts to be beneficial to a S/C setup (or Turbo) in the future.
I am currently keeping the stock bottom end and adding an EH intake, BBBs, an MAF, and perhaps some UDPs. Hi-Flow catted Y-pipe is hopefully on the way as well.
And can anyone reccommend Midwest over ShoNut, or vice-versa? Are there any other options?
I understand that for a turbo setup, in general, the stock cam is the best setup because there is no overlap.
However, I am also understanding that a cam for a supercharger is beneficial provided it has high lift, long duration, but no overlap. Can anyone confirm this?
With this in mind, are any of the regrinds offered beneficial to a boosted car? I currently have the money for a S/C kit, but my car is not ready for one. Thus, as I am doing my 60K, I'd like to add some go-fast parts to make a nasty N/A setup, but I would also like most of the parts to be beneficial to a S/C setup (or Turbo) in the future.
I am currently keeping the stock bottom end and adding an EH intake, BBBs, an MAF, and perhaps some UDPs. Hi-Flow catted Y-pipe is hopefully on the way as well.
And can anyone reccommend Midwest over ShoNut, or vice-versa? Are there any other options?