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    114 or 112 LSA?

    I'm thinking about going with the TSP 228R cam. I know that the 114 LSA idles smoother than a 112 LSA. But, is there any difference in performance? I am going to run a 3200 stall so a rougher idle shouldn't hurt me (I think). I do love the sound of a good camming car. What would you guys do?

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    I wondering the same thing. The 112 sounds better but the 114 would probably get better mileage for a dd. Im guessing the 114 would also have better bottom end torque than the 112 also.

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    I have a 228R on a 113, kinda wish I had gone 112 now. With a good tune a 228 cam idles pretty well, so 112 is not that much more lope.

    The power/torque curve will be a little peakier in the RPM range than stock with either LSA.

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    I have the 228R 114 LSA and we actually had a tough time tuning to get a good idle. I still wish the idle could go a little lower to sound more lopey, but where we ended up is good enough. I would say if you have a good tuner, and don't drive the car daily, shoot for the 112. Otherwise, the safer bet is 114. But that is just my experience.
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    the rumor is smaller cams should be easier to tune but there are some that have had just as good driveability as any stock/smaller cam with a solid tune. in other words if you arent happy with your cars manners unless it is a giant cam like high lift high 23x/23x then the problem is more than likely your tune. or there is a small chance that the owner just cant be pleased. but i will bet that it is a tune issue.

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    Not sure on an A4, but I dont think a 112 LSA should hurt anything as far as performance goes
    Last edited by Y2K_CAMARO; 04-20-2010 at 06:05 PM.

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    In an A4, most definitely use the 114LSA. The driveability will be much better and easier to tune.

    I typically use cams in the 113-114 LSA range, and they make plenty of power with great driveability.

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    114 all the way. hell , i have a tsp224 /115 cam in my car lol...can you say sleeper mode ,but she pulls like a rape ape !!

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