CamQuest™ 6 : The Best Cam Selection Software In The Industry
-Now Available As A Free Download From COMP Cams®!
It’s finally here: a camshaft selection program that allows you to find the perfect camshaft for your engine. COMP Cams® new CamQuest™ 6 PC-based* cam selection software allows the user to find the right camshaft by answering a few application-specific questions from the program’s simple drop-down menu screen.
The program suggests the top matching camshaft for the application, a complete camshaft specification card, and even your engine’s projected horsepower and torque with the new camshaft. CamQuest™ also lists the COMP Cams® valve train components that will match the recommended camshaft -information that helps you achieve maximum power and durability with your engine.
Not only is the CamQuest™ software program a great tool for locating the right camshaft, but it also offers a great way to shop for horsepower by virtual dyno testing your engine with the camshaft in place.
*Works with Microsoft Windows® 98/ME/XP/Vista
Not sure if you need a hydraulic roller camshaft, or if a flat tappet will do? The CamQuest™ software allows you to compare valve train set-ups to pinpoint which is the optimum choice for your vehicle and application.
Compatible with carbureted, EFI, super or turbocharged, and even nitrous equipped serious racing or street-driven engines, the CamQuest™ software delivers many of the features that have made our ProRacing Sim™ products so popular.
CamQuest™ 6 Cam Selection Software
Easy to use interface supports all popular
engine modifications
Cam recommendations include COMP Cams®
part numbers and complete grind specifications
Horsepower estimate makes it easy to choose
the best cam for your needs
I doubt it, if it is my future engine will be about 440hp at 6500and 404 tq at 5000, and thats stock stroke with a .030 bore, an eddy intake and 10 to 1 compression, wonder how much I will have with the 331 stroker , I don't believe it.
I just downloaded it. Not a huge fan, it's basically just a highly evolved version of their catalogue. I think i'll stick to what they have on paper instead...