Lunati Bootlegger Camshafts - [Part I: The Pursuit]

Introducing Lunati's ALL NEW camshaft series.
Embrace your outlaw spirit with all of the horsepower you need to back it up.
Part I of III in the series. Stayed tuned to see the whole story and check out www.bootleggerc... for full product information.
WHAT WILL YOUR LEGACY BE?

[@215jami]

Most of the Dynamics I've seen on the 108/104 were mid to high 7 .I guess a lot of dish for nitrous ? A whiskey car is nothing but a road set up with a lot of compression. 2011 I used a Lunati but went with a 110/108 for a 8.4 dynamic 10.9 static. It will run on 93.(Kaufman) It's a true whiskey car with a 2:20 to Jake the 10.9. That engine cost me around a $1000 a hole and the off the shelf Lunati cam, met the specs and made the numbers I wanted to see, so I went with it. If you run the calculations enough you will eventually find just the right cam in the catalog. I found three that would work and one that stood out . No I' am not changing... Them two guys in that Ford parked outside, been there all day, someone tell um its dry!

[@215jami]

The numbers should have read 110/106, I plugged in the icl wrong. The spread is about the same as the Bootlegger I just noticed that.

[@inkedinRl]

Or smart engine builders will just go with a custom ground hydraulic roller for the street maybe some a little more nasty like a solid roller for the track I don't buy off-the-shelf cams..

[@johnymatic]

Wait, There are No solid lifter cams in the line up? No thanks. Hydraulics are for motorhomes.