tman 590 cams in a dyna?
#1
tman 590 cams in a dyna?
anyone here running the tman 590 cams?
ive been told my woods tw6-6 isn't enough cam for a 106 with headwork
the woods tw6-6 has a .510 lift, and the tman 590 has a .590 lift
the cams in my 96" put out 93 hp and 98 tq and figured id get at least 115 hp & tq with the 106 but if I can drop in a 590 to get 115-125 hp & tq that's a no brainer.
what do you guys think?
ive been told my woods tw6-6 isn't enough cam for a 106 with headwork
the woods tw6-6 has a .510 lift, and the tman 590 has a .590 lift
the cams in my 96" put out 93 hp and 98 tq and figured id get at least 115 hp & tq with the 106 but if I can drop in a 590 to get 115-125 hp & tq that's a no brainer.
what do you guys think?
#3
Woods 8, or maybe the new 777 or 888, depends on where you want the torque and how you ride. The 8 comes on pretty early and builds power all the way till redline. I am not familiar with the 590 but, I would look for a dyno sheet to see where the torque is. I tend to agree though that you will get better results with a more aggressive cam than the 6. I went from a Wood 7 to 8 when I did my build. Moved the torque curve to the right a little but more power all around and like I said right through rev limit. When you do your heads, know which cam you are going with because they should set up the heads to match the cam.
#4
What are the other details of the setup? What kind of head work? What kind of 106 is this? Bore/stroke? How do you ride it? Personally in a dyna I like a setup that makes at least square numbers or more hp than torque, and makes power to 6500. I personally haven't run a 590 but it's a proven performer. The 888 that wood suggested is very similar with a tad less lift. S&S 585, Andrews 67 and some others would be in the same ball park too. All would like around 10.5-10.7:1 compression.
#5
Wait, let me get this straight. You talked to Bob Woods, who designs some of the most powerful cams for a twin cam and you're asking the opinion of a bunch of shade trees?
Seems like you have your answer.
#6
I wouldn't call it major headwork but he will be matching ports, a 3 angle valve job, compression releases etc I can't afford a top 1200 dollar race port and polish.
I told wink I wanted to run around a 575-590 lift since the 510 wasn't sufficient.
So well see on Tuesday when I pick em up.
I told wink I wanted to run around a 575-590 lift since the 510 wasn't sufficient.
So well see on Tuesday when I pick em up.
#7
I wouldn't call it major headwork but he will be matching ports, a 3 angle valve job, compression releases etc I can't afford a top 1200 dollar race port and polish.
I told wink I wanted to run around a 575-590 lift since the 510 wasn't sufficient.
So well see on Tuesday when I pick em up.
I told wink I wanted to run around a 575-590 lift since the 510 wasn't sufficient.
So well see on Tuesday when I pick em up.
Last edited by vdop; 05-30-2013 at 09:47 PM.
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#8
Isn't that what a forum is for? He knows his ****, when I mentioned the TMan 590's he said the 888's are a better cam
#10
The OP said he talked with Woods, and then asked our opinion. If you read the forum, you know that 90% of the people in here still think the SE 255 is the cam to have. I sure as hell wouldn't be asking THIS forum what cam to put in my motor...
Last edited by flyin1200; 05-30-2013 at 09:52 PM.