Aftermarket cams for "Street" cars
#1
Aftermarket cams for "Street" cars
Is there gains to be had mostly down low and in the midrange over a factory cam? I would consider an aftermarket cam if the engine would noticeably pick-up everywhere over my LS6 cam. I would be disappointed if I changed cams and things softened up in the driving rpm range.
Right now the LS6 cam idles at 700 in gear and makes 22-23" of vacuum.
Right now the LS6 cam idles at 700 in gear and makes 22-23" of vacuum.
#2
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Thats an LS6 vs a little aftermarket jobber
http://www.cadillacforums.com/forums...formation.html
If thats true theres a lot of low end power to be gained!
Here it is on here
https://ls1tech.com/forums/generatio...formation.html
204 / 218 @ .050
.551 / .551 lift
112 LSA
#3
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That onthedyno site did a few tests a while back.
But yes there are plenty of gains to be had, with no downsides and it's easy to retain a silky smooth idle if you want
But yes there are plenty of gains to be had, with no downsides and it's easy to retain a silky smooth idle if you want
#4
Thats an LS6 vs a little aftermarket jobber
http://www.cadillacforums.com/forums...formation.html
If thats true theres a lot of low end power to be gained!
Here it is on here
https://ls1tech.com/forums/generatio...formation.html
204 / 218 @ .050
.551 / .551 lift
112 LSA
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#8
very impressive top-end but it seems to lose low-end....exactly what I'm trying to avoid. However, I see that was a 4.8 vs. my 6.0 so that could make a difference (for the better in my case). However, those upper rpms could create a bottleneck with my 83mm turbine.
#9
in something with a 3.622 stroke versus the 3.266 of the 4.8.... that power loss wouldn't happen... reality is the stage 1 is a pretty big cam for a 4.8.... it pulls clean all the way to 7400 rpm in the baby motor....