Need suggestions for carbed cam.

[fast1990gt]

I'm just looking to get an idea for what I should do for a winter project. I am currently running 9.5:1 comp, self ported E7's, Edelbrock performer RPM manifold, Speed Demon 575 cfm carb, and an E303 cam. I am thinking about getting a pair of GT40p heads (I'm on a budget) and I'm wondering if the E303 is a good cam to run with a carb or can I do better? I'm still working on fully understanding all of the different characteristics of cams and how they affect the motor so any input would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.

[4 nomor]

Well if you put on a set of P heads I would try a TFS stage 1 cam. I know seems like everybody has one because of the price, but it seems to work very well with the P heads and the fact that its cheap for a roller cam is just icing on the cake... I have been very happy with my tfs stage 1 and stock P heads!!

[ntastng]

I 2nd the tfs stage 1 cam. I am a friend of 4 nomors and his car is very impressive to say the least. I believe he has baout $1500 or so tota l wrapped up into his entire combo, and run a 12.6. if I had known that I could of done that on $1500 I don't know if I would of spent $5k on building a 393.

[fast1990gt]

4 nomor, are you running a carb or EFI, I forgot? I've heard that there are certain cams that are better suited to carb use.

[BP Convt]

An E-cam would be a great cam if your on a budget. You can usually find an e-cam for around $75 or less if you look hard enough. I had an e-cam in my '83 convertible with ported stock valve heads, Edelbrock RPM, and 650 BG carb. It was a great combo on the street if it's your daily driver and still ran decent times at the track.