Good cam?

[ms93gt]

I have 3 choices with blower cams. Setup is 306 with speed pro forged pistons, twisted wedge heads, heat intake, yada yada, and a vortech. Which would be best?
#1 Crane cam CCA-35-306-8, 2,000-6,000rpm, 224int/230exh, .533/.544 lift, 114 lobe seperation
#2 Crane cam CCA-35-312-8, 2,000-6,000rpm, 220int/224exh, .544/.560 lift, 114 lobe seperation
#3 Keep my trick flow stage 2 cam and advance it *4 degrees

I really need an answer soon. Which would make most power and be streetable?

 

[IntenseBlue]

I say choice #1

 

[txstang84]

those are comp cams grind numbers, aren't they? I'm also looking for a blower cam, another guy on here recommended I ck out this site:

www.flowtechinduction.com

he said he had them spec him a cam and it's great to drive even though he doesn't have the huffer installed yet (i'll be dealing with the same thing-no blower upon initial install)

 

[CrazyCobra]

#3 Keep my trick flow stage 2 cam and advance it *4 degrees

What are the specs on this cam? Is it 224/232 .553/.563 with a 112 or 114 LSA? Also what is the intake center line of all 3 cams? What i'm getting at is, how is advancing the TF cam going to help when it is already quite similar to cam #1? I think, of the three choices given, if your TF cam has a 114LSA, I would stick with it and redegree it in to manufacturer spec. If it has a 112LSA it will still work well but #1 may be the better choice.