were can i get a nice turbo cam for me
06-17-2006, 05:06 PM
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were can i get a nice turbo cam for me well my setup will stock block,stock internals,patriot lq9 heads,edelbrock victor jr,custom elbow,stock ported t-body,t70 turbo,6.0 truck ex mani on drive side and 01 ls1 camaro ex mani on pass side match flow to the truck mani.ohh and it will most likely be a speed destiny tune and it will be a daily driver.
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Originally Posted by joffa
what cam would give best results in a 402ci turbo motor? does single or twin turbo make a difference?
cars that see a lot of street miles or even daily driven, i would say stay with a smaller cam. you don't need huge cams to make great power with forced induction.
single and twins, there is a big difference, but that's a whole 'nother can of worms. don't hijack the guy's thread.
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Originally Posted by MiaSSmaro98
well my setup will stock block,stock internals,patriot lq9 heads,edelbrock victor jr,custom elbow,stock ported t-body,t70 turbo,6.0 truck ex mani on drive side and 01 ls1 camaro ex mani on pass side match flow to the truck mani.ohh and it will most likely be a speed destiny tune and it will be a daily driver.
06-17-2006, 10:37 PM
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i have ran a cam motion cam in my lt-1 for 4 years and have had no problem.....i got my turbo cam about 6 month ago from him to go in my ls-1 so hope not to have any problem....
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wats the reverse split cam?and i read that u have to match ur cam to ur mods?so if i have good intake flow and mild exhaust i need the intake duration larger then the ex. duration is this correct?and nore the ls6 or lpe's follow this method
06-17-2006, 11:00 PM
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other way around for a fi engine the air will be pressurized at the intake valve going in turbocam helps get the flow out on time reverse split looks like this int/exh 224/ 220 @.050 .585'' .560'' 113-115ls
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Originally Posted by imslow
speed inc's 225/225 113lsa "boost cam" ... that cam powers a few 800+ rwhp 6spd cars.
this would work great , call around and get some opinions
06-17-2006, 11:51 PM
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careful with the cam maotion cams. There have been a lot of people wiping lobes on them..
06-18-2006, 01:06 AM
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Originally Posted by mdhmi
I know tons of people with CamMotion turbo cams. If any of them had issues I wouldn't have recently ordered one. Sure the failure you're thinking of wasn't installer related?
think it was futal had a bad batch from them. at the beginning of the year i think.
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Originally Posted by mdhmi
I know tons of people with CamMotion turbo cams. If any of them had issues I wouldn't have recently ordered one. Sure the failure you're thinking of wasn't installer related?
Theres been a rash of them lately in IE section.