TSP Cams ???

[99Ls1fever]

I am putting a 383 stroker together as we speak, but i was looking at the TSP Magic Stick 4 Chamshaft. What have you guys experianced with TSP chamshafts and how do you like them?

[Jays00ss]

I might be getting one as well. I have herd nothing but good about them. subscribed

[99Ls1fever]

I might be getting one as well. I have herd nothing but good about them. subscribed

Same here, alot of people like to talk up Comp Cams but I havent personally been blown away by them. I have heard mixed stories from Comp Cams users and heard whore stroies about their beehive springs.

[2000T/A Guru]

Yeah, i have aswell, i have a lingenfelter cam, But i have heard good stuff about those Magic Sticks. Some are leaning towards horsepower peak instead of a nice curve though, thats the only reason i didnt like them. I heard they make good power but now that great of a powerband.

[Kamauxx]

I have a TSP Torquer V3. No problems with it...my tuner on the other hand...

[Mr. Luos]

TSP uses Comp Cams grinds.

As do most shops.


I have a TSP grind in my stroker. Worked well with my set-up. It actually surprised me since I have Patriot heads.

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You been listening to the Bullshitters again haven't you?

[Marc 85Z28]

You been listening to the Bullshitters again haven't you?

It's not bullshit. TSPs cams in general are a little soft in the midrange - and that's just the way it is. Been proven on a local dyno here time and time again. That being said, I put the MS4 in my 346, and absolutely love it. The MS4 is not ideal for a 383 though. TSP should be able to spec you a custom grind that will work better for the same price. Finally not only is the MS4 a little bigger than earlier Magic Sticks, but it drives worlds better. The MS (231/237) and MS2 (233/239) as well as the MS3 are very soft on torque. The MS4 uses a different intake lobe, and seems to do a little better. I couldn't tell you from personal experience though, as my loose converter never sees sub-4800 RPMs at WOT.

[99Ls1fever]

All I have ever hear about TSP Cams are good things I like there overall horsepower feature. I love the Horsepower lol...

[ApexVIII]

from what i have heard they have good cams. i have not bought mine yet, but im going to go with them! though mine is a smaller cam lol 224

[99Ls1fever]

from what i have heard they have good cams. i have not bought mine yet, but im going to go with them! though mine is a smaller cam lol 224

Yea, I am curious to see what the others say Im not a Huge Comp Cams guy, I heard from Mr. Lous that TSP uses Comp Cams grinds, But I hear diffrent things at the track and then see diffrent times. So TSP is kinda the favorite to me.

[Mr. Luos]

TSP uses Comp Cams blanks.

The grinds are TSP grinds they designed.

[amwellls1]

TSP uses Comp Cams blanks.

The grinds are TSP grinds they designed.

My 231/237 is a lunati from tsp

[Mr. Luos]

My 231/237 is a lunati from tsp

How old?? I bet TSP used Lunati lobes until the Comp XE-R lobe got released.

Although you can't go wrong with either.

[amwellls1]

How old?? I bet TSP used Lunati lobes until the Comp XE-R lobe got released.

Although you can't go wrong with either.

Late 2003 early 2004 ran it with patriot heads. It is on a 112+2, I still love that cam. It was "big" back then and is very easy to tune.

[slims00ls1z28]

I have a MS3 and it was shipped straight from comp cams. Like Mr. Lous said comp cam blanks TSP specs.

[Killer_bluebird]

I love my MS4. If you are getting one and have valve reliefs on your new pistons, I would go with 110* (it will give you a better midrange and valve events) but like it was said a custom setup for your engine will work better.

[bozz]

i'm looking at that same cam torquer v3 does it have a lop to the idle thanks

[Mr. Luos]

Damn near any aftermarket cam will give you lope at idle.
That one you are talking about most certainly will.

[bozz]

hey thanks for the info.it's just there so many out there to choose from