LQ4 in 2005 Silverado
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LQ4 in 2005 Silverado
I have been told to put a set of LS2 heads and a cam from 02-04 Z06 Vette.
Does this sound good? How much would it raise the compression?
Any help would be appreciated.
Does this sound good? How much would it raise the compression?
Any help would be appreciated.
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check out performancetrucks.net at the top of the page. It would raise the compression from 9.4 to somewhere around 10.2 to 10.3. I wouldnt use a ls6 cam id get one a lil more truck friendly like a comp 265 or comp 269 if you wanna stay small.
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I appreciate all the help. Ultimately I will be pulling a camper with this truck so I want good low in torque. I don't mind using a higher octane if needed but would it be better overall to just change camshaft and get a good tuned PCM? I plan on a better muffler and change the factory air inlet to some degree.
I was told a little higher compression would actually be more efficient on mileage when not towing.
Thanks
I was told a little higher compression would actually be more efficient on mileage when not towing.
Thanks
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Compression is helpful in terms of torque/power and gas mileage. Although the heads will increase your static compression the cam will pressumably take back some your dynamic compression. Given the torque a stock LS6 puts out, I don't think you will have a problem given your displacement. You should get a tune, but the computer can handle differences in fuel octane such that you can run 87 octane much of the time and switch to higher octane when performance is needed. A stock LS6, for example, can run either octane.