Pete, Lunati and Comp Cams are about 5 miles apart on the south side of Memphis. I have spent a considerable amount of time in both facilities discussing special cam grinds our team used at the Nashville Fairgrounds round track with their R&D people. At one time, my father was involved in field testing new round track grinds for the Comp Cams guys. They sent him several free cams, and he reported on their performance in the real world of short track racing, plus his dyno tests before the engines even went into the cars. Both companies are top notch. Over 30-something years, I have won a bunch of races with both brands of cams. Lunati seems to work better for drag race and tractor pull cams- - - -Comp seems to have a slight edge on circle track applications. The R&D guys at Lunati tend to take a slightly more radical approach to cam grinding than Comp does.
A 2200 RPM stall speed converter will chirp the tires every time you leave a stop sign- - - -hope the cops in your area are pretty tolerant. Your car, your choice, and there's no right or wrong as long as you like what's happening.
Jerry
