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Z06 (LS6) cam vs. GM Hot Cam
12-19-2009, 08:20 PM
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My car was bult in apr 04 if that helps here's the vin 6G2VX12GX4L262153
I'd really like to know if my car has the ls6 cam
I'd really like to know if my car has the ls6 cam
12-19-2009, 10:50 PM
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Bummer would have been cool everyone around here says I have one of the best running 04s for a auto just wondering why it was a tad bit faster then my buddies
05-05-2016, 02:30 PM
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Ls2 Any help. Please. Building ls cast block ls3 heads automic Msd intake .
I am torn between what cam to use. Livernois stage2c l92 High lift,
Tick performance street heat stage 2ls3 l99
Tx speed tsunami v2.
Here's the truck info 69 suburban 513 gears 40" tires. 4l80e tranny
Who wants to give some advice
Thank you all for your time
I am torn between what cam to use. Livernois stage2c l92 High lift,
Tick performance street heat stage 2ls3 l99
Tx speed tsunami v2.
Here's the truck info 69 suburban 513 gears 40" tires. 4l80e tranny
Who wants to give some advice
Thank you all for your time
07-28-2018, 12:50 PM
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It will work, but you lose a lot of low end power. I assume you mean the LATE cam which is 204/218 duration and about .550 lift. The early cam which is 204/211 and .525 lift would actually serve you better as it has much stronger low end power. This is the same grind as the LS2, but the LS2 does not have the cam sensor rings on the cam.
