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Old 01-15-2008, 10:01 AM
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I've got a stock lq9 bottom end and am going to use l76 heads. My question is what cam is best for this combo i wanted to use a ms4 but really dont want to fly cut my pistons. i'm installing this eng in a m6 f body. Any help would be great.
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Head flow #'s? Your cam selection needs to be best on where your heads will be at. If you have any questions call Alan or myself at the shop.

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Head flow #'s? Your cam selection needs to be best on where your heads will be at. If you have any questions call Alan or myself at the shop.

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Definitely.

For example, if your heads don't flow so well on the exhaust side, get a cam with a larger duration on the exhaust lobe so the valve stays open longer to move that exhaust gas out.
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my heads are stock
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Custom is really the only way to go with those heads.
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I think the ms4 would be great for that.




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