Texas speed cam kits?
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Texas speed cam kits?
I've been looking for a cam kit and reading alot of info on this forum but I'm still undecided, right now I have lt headers and true dual exhaust, upgraded air intake, no lid, and a few other mods here and there, I'd like to keep the 241 heads, my car is an m6 and kind of a daily driver, but I'd like to be somewhere in the 420 hp ballpark, any suggestions on the cam kits Texas speed has?
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Depending on what you're looking to do with your heads. If you're keeping them bone stock, I would go for a 224r or 228r. If you do any work with the heads then you can go for a 230-232 cam and get a lot closer to your goal. It's possible to get around the 420 mark, but not likely without head work. A good tune will have a make a big difference as well.
edit: for a m6, go with a 113-114 lsa
edit: for a m6, go with a 113-114 lsa
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The guy I bought the car from had it dynoed and if that's correct I wouldn't even need 60 rwhp to reach my goal, I wouldn't
Mind having my heads ported though
Mind having my heads ported though
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No I mean to the rear wheel, at the crank it should be already over 400, I'm not looking for some big outrageous cam, I want something in the mild to mid range that'll give me 30 to 40 more horses at the wheels, and if a cam can't do that then so be it
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We can set you up with a complete cam package with all the parts you need for your install. We need to decide on a camshaft based on all your goals for the car, not just a peak hp number. Give us a call & we can discuss all your options with you. I personally would probably consider something like a Torquer V3, or even a 228R if I wanted something that idles a little bit smoother.
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Jason
Co-Owner, Texas Speed & Performance, Ltd.
2005 Twin Turbo C6
404cid Stroker, 67mm Twins
994rwhp/902lb ft @ 22 psi (mustang dyno) www.Texas-Speed.com