Ls6 springs with the GMPP Grand-Am Cup cam?!
04-12-2007, 08:08 PM
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GMPP Grand-Am Cup cam, is it streetable? I think I've settled on the GMPP Grand-Am Cup cam. You know... the one that's 239/251 duration @ .050", and .570/.570 lift? According to the Scoggin-dickey website, GM recommends to run this cam with 02-03 LS6 springs... The springs SD sells on their site are only rated at .550" of lift though... Isn't there something wrong with that?
I've read through a couple threads about this cam, but no I haven't seen any comments about this... Anyone actually have this cam out there? Are you running the LS6 springs?
I've read through a couple threads about this cam, but no I haven't seen any comments about this... Anyone actually have this cam out there? Are you running the LS6 springs?
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04-12-2007, 08:14 PM
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http://www.sdparts.com/product/12586...sameasLS2.aspx
Thats the spring you need, but if I were you id opt for a 918.
Thats the spring you need, but if I were you id opt for a 918.
04-12-2007, 08:44 PM
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Originally Posted by DONAIMIAN
http://www.sdparts.com/product/12586...sameasLS2.aspx
Thats the spring you need, but if I were you id opt for a 918.
Thats the spring you need, but if I were you id opt for a 918.
918 is a great spring, and not too expensive. Well worth it for peace of mind IMO.
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I'll probably end up going with the 918 springs. Better safe than sorry... Anyone that has this cam have a cam card they'd be willing to share? I've been trying to find the IVO/IVC EVO/EVC specs on it, and I'm not having any luck... I assume this cam is on the "hot side" of streetable... Is that correct?
