Cam question
03-14-2005, 06:38 PM
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Cam question i have a 99 z28 pretty much stock except for a lid and exhaust and was wondering which cam would give me a good hp gain but not with a loud loping noise a little lope is okay, for a reasonable price
03-14-2005, 06:48 PM
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Originally Posted by spdrcrno
i have a 99 z28 pretty much stock except for a lid and exhaust and was wondering which cam would give me a good hp gain but not with a loud loping noise a little lope is okay, for a reasonable price
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03-14-2005, 10:41 PM
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you need to post this in the internal engine section since this is the wrong section.
but anyways, read JRP's cam guide, it's very helpful for someone who doesn't know much about cams. IMO, you better do headers, intake, and more bolt ons before a cam or you won't gain as much hp as you would like. But after the normal bolt ons, cams are one of the best bang for a buck as far as gains go (except they are expensive to install if you can't do it yourself). TR224 is a really good street cam and one of the most common i'd say... good luck
but anyways, read JRP's cam guide, it's very helpful for someone who doesn't know much about cams. IMO, you better do headers, intake, and more bolt ons before a cam or you won't gain as much hp as you would like. But after the normal bolt ons, cams are one of the best bang for a buck as far as gains go (except they are expensive to install if you can't do it yourself). TR224 is a really good street cam and one of the most common i'd say... good luck
03-14-2005, 10:45 PM
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http://www.ls2.com/forums/showthread...threadid=19550
theres the link to jrp's cam guide, read it cause you'll need it if you don't even know what the numbers mean
theres the link to jrp's cam guide, read it cause you'll need it if you don't even know what the numbers mean