LS6 cam thoughts
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LS6 cam thoughts
Hey fellas, i know that im gonna probably get some criticism on this one but I have the 01 TA in sig that im wanting to get a head and cam change performed. I dont have access to any local tuners or dynos in my area so i have to get a cam that requires very little tuning, in other words be able to tune with a handheld(crane powertuner) Im curently leaning on the CNC GM ls6 heads and an ls6 cam....I do realize that i can make more power with a larger cam, but i need something with no lope and no real tuning required, and i know that this head and cam came as some OE cars...and for what its worth, so you guys think it will make real good power...thanks alot fellas
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Real good power? No.
Do some searches, there is a lot of info on what you are asking.
Whatever you do you should either take a road trip to have it dyno tuned or get a mail order tune. Or get something like HPTuners.
Do some searches, there is a lot of info on what you are asking.
Whatever you do you should either take a road trip to have it dyno tuned or get a mail order tune. Or get something like HPTuners.
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I bet your LTFT's are lean with all the exhaust work. Get a Tuner program because you will need to tune for any cam. I have the LS6 Cam and it's worked out real well for my daily driver. My point is anytime you add something that puts more air through the engine whether it's on the intake or exhaust side; you have to tune. You have an A4 like me so I would suggest you get a TC first, some really big bang for the buck there!
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I'm pretty impressed with the Crane tuner for my cam & torque converter modifications. I would imagine that their tunes for larger cams would be just as good. So, if I were you I wouldn't limit myself to cams that don't need a tune. Just pick a cam with the powerband that matches your goals and use the Crane. The hardest part will be to decide upon your goal.