gm847 cam good?
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looking at picking up a GM847 cam with 610' Lift Springs and valve seals. 3/8 rocker studs And guideplates. and hardend pushrods,, 200bucks,, is that a good deal ? and for 250 i can get some 4.11 gears too. yeh or neh?
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I found this. Hope it helps.
GM847: (234/242 .575/.595 112lsa) w/ 1.6RR's
The largest cam of the bunch. Over the years it has proven itself as a cam that puts out good numbers and good track times. Very strong mid-range and top-end with some low-end loss. Will put out slightly better numbers than the cc306 while exhibiting similar drivability. Not recommended for cars that are daily drivers or that have stock bottom ends/heads due to its large size in duration. Stock heads don’t allow this cam to be used to its full potential so one with a built bottom end and head work would benefit greatly from this cam. Automatics require high-stall converters and gears and 6-speeds require steep gearing to run this cam successfully. Degree of cam surge will be determined by how good the tune is, stall size/gearing etc.
Pass Emissions?: No
Shift Point for Maximum Performance: 6400+rpm
Idle Characteristics: Very Choppy Idle
M6; Require Gears?: Yes
A4; Require Stall?: 2800+ Stall Speed
GM847: (234/242 .575/.595 112lsa) w/ 1.6RR's
The largest cam of the bunch. Over the years it has proven itself as a cam that puts out good numbers and good track times. Very strong mid-range and top-end with some low-end loss. Will put out slightly better numbers than the cc306 while exhibiting similar drivability. Not recommended for cars that are daily drivers or that have stock bottom ends/heads due to its large size in duration. Stock heads don’t allow this cam to be used to its full potential so one with a built bottom end and head work would benefit greatly from this cam. Automatics require high-stall converters and gears and 6-speeds require steep gearing to run this cam successfully. Degree of cam surge will be determined by how good the tune is, stall size/gearing etc.
Pass Emissions?: No
Shift Point for Maximum Performance: 6400+rpm
Idle Characteristics: Very Choppy Idle
M6; Require Gears?: Yes
A4; Require Stall?: 2800+ Stall Speed
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well it will be my only car, but i dont ever drive it anywhere to begin with. It will be with the 4.11s but stock heads and bottom end, for about 6 mnths (ormaybe ill wait to do a full rebuild) Either way i want the american muscle sound. Im just wondering if its a good deal for the price.
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its a m6. plan is when i finally put it on to do; full exhaust (short tube edelbrock, duel electric cutouts before y,) the 4.11s, (hopefully a 9in, or 12bolt rear,) 1.6 rr, heads(waiting to find a good cheep pair,) Short shift (still need,)bottom end(383??). Theres many things on my list. Just waiting to get it all, then ima put it all on at once.
I just want a beast of a car, like everyone else.
I just want a beast of a car, like everyone else.
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Depends on whether the cam has been used or not. If you plan on doing a complete rebuild with engine and only plan to use it one the weekends and have the money to strengthen the bottom and top end, then I'd say $200 is a deal.
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