Competition cams focus on high-RPM power. These typically require "stage 3" or radical profiles that sacrifice low-end stability for maximum top-end airflow. 2. Matching the Transmission to Your Power Profile
A radical cam changes your engine's power band, usually moving it higher up the RPM range. If you keep a stock transmission and torque converter, the car will feel sluggish off the line because the engine isn't yet in its "sweet spot." cam tranny
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High-lift cams put more strain on the drivetrain. Popular setups, such as a TH400 or 4L80E swapped into custom rigs, often feature internal upgrades like hardened input shafts and performance clutch packs to handle the increased torque. 3. Case Study: The "Frankenstein" Drivetrain Matching the Transmission to Your Power Profile A
The "cam and tranny" synergy determines how effectively your engine generates power and, more importantly, how that power is delivered to the wheels. This article explores how to balance these two components for street and strip performance. 1. The Heart of the Build: Choosing the Right Camshaft