243 heads.. what cam/intake?
06-23-2009, 04:31 PM
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243 heads.. what cam/intake? bought a set of 243 heads off a 2001 vette.. wanted to know what would be a good cam/intake to make this a nice little all motor build. going to do a 5angle valve job and maybe get the heads ported. been looking at a ms3 and Texas Speed Torquer v.2 Camshaft.. what do you guys think?
06-23-2009, 05:24 PM
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ya alot of people been telling me just go custom cam, had my mind set in the ls6 intake cause the fast intakes are bank lol.. would like a cam i could spray with in the future... i already have my long tubes and true dual setup ready to go on as well.. so im wishing for good numbers when its all put together.
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06-23-2009, 09:17 PM
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Its a good cam for 243's, runs like a stock cam almost. I have the TSP 224r .581/.581 on 114LSA and I made the numbers in my sig with untouched 243's, LS6 intake, pacesetters into 3" TD's. I've been looking into getting them ported and spec'ing out a custom cam though.
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that's some nice numbers, that 114lsa was a good choice since it runs like a stock cam.. that's kinda what i wanted, sleeper status. im still kinda set on spec'ing out a custom cam myself.. a lil more duration and lift then yours, not by much though.. would like to spray in the future. so many choices lol
06-24-2009, 10:23 AM
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contact Patrick G on this forum. You pay him $25 and he'll set you up with a custom cam that wont disappoint. You can easily make 435 rwhp with a beautiful curve for street driving.
06-24-2009, 10:40 AM
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that's some nice numbers, that 114lsa was a good choice since it runs like a stock cam.. that's kinda what i wanted, sleeper status. im still kinda set on spec'ing out a custom cam myself.. a lil more duration and lift then yours, not by much though.. would like to spray in the future. so many choices lol
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maybe a good 800, cam isn't really hard at all if you have the right tools. just need to make sure the lifters don't fall into the block, so i have been told. im going to do h/c/i all at one time so i don't think it really maters..