ANY FEED BACK ON LS6 Hot Cam
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ANY FEED BACK ON LS6 Hot Cam
im rebuilding my bottom end and porting my stock heads and im gonna swap the cam.i been hearing about the ls6 hot cam.any feed back?????? i wanna make about 450 hp
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2001 LS6 cam
207/217 int/exh @ 0.05" duration
0.525" / 0.525" int/exh lift
116 LSA
2002+ LS6 cam
204/218 int/exh @ 0.05" duration
0.551" / 0.547" int/exh lift
117 LSA
GMPP Hot Cam
218/227 int/exh @ 0.05" duration
0.525" / 0.525" int/exh lift
112 LSA
GMPP ASA Cam
226/236 int/exh @ 0.05" duration
0.525" / 0.525" int/exh lift
110 LSA
I love my hotcam, but if I had to do it over again I would of done the ASA cam just my .o2 cents!
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The ASA cam is still a small cam. I have a T Rex and used to DD it with a 6 speed and liked it. If you are wanting a smaller cam it sounds like a good one. But if you are wanting a big slober stick that runs the best times at the track then look for something bigger.
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More bang for your buck will come elsewhere, unless you purchase a used hotcam for about $100.
"Oh but a hotcam kit is only $500... thats cheaper than everyone else". True, but your getting a very low lift cam and crappy springs. The extra 89 bucks that you would spend on a kit from TSP would get you good valve springs, PUSHRODS, and ANY cam that you could dream of.
I can call it crap because its what I have now, and what am I doing? Looking for something bigger. I got mine used for $120 bucks, and the springs for $50. BTW you can get the springs new at SDPC for about $50 or $60... or you used to be able to. If this is still true then that means that the Hot Cam itself is costing you about $450. Would anyone spend $450 on a hotcam? If there is anyone that says yes please justify
"Oh but a hotcam kit is only $500... thats cheaper than everyone else". True, but your getting a very low lift cam and crappy springs. The extra 89 bucks that you would spend on a kit from TSP would get you good valve springs, PUSHRODS, and ANY cam that you could dream of.
I can call it crap because its what I have now, and what am I doing? Looking for something bigger. I got mine used for $120 bucks, and the springs for $50. BTW you can get the springs new at SDPC for about $50 or $60... or you used to be able to. If this is still true then that means that the Hot Cam itself is costing you about $450. Would anyone spend $450 on a hotcam? If there is anyone that says yes please justify
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More bang for your buck will come elsewhere, unless you purchase a used hotcam for about $100.
"Oh but a hotcam kit is only $500... thats cheaper than everyone else". True, but your getting a very low lift cam and crappy springs. The extra 89 bucks that you would spend on a kit from TSP would get you good valve springs, PUSHRODS, and ANY cam that you could dream of.
I can call it crap because its what I have now, and what am I doing? Looking for something bigger. I got mine used for $120 bucks, and the springs for $50. BTW you can get the springs new at SDPC for about $50 or $60... or you used to be able to. If this is still true then that means that the Hot Cam itself is costing you about $450. Would anyone spend $450 on a hotcam? If there is anyone that says yes please justify
"Oh but a hotcam kit is only $500... thats cheaper than everyone else". True, but your getting a very low lift cam and crappy springs. The extra 89 bucks that you would spend on a kit from TSP would get you good valve springs, PUSHRODS, and ANY cam that you could dream of.
I can call it crap because its what I have now, and what am I doing? Looking for something bigger. I got mine used for $120 bucks, and the springs for $50. BTW you can get the springs new at SDPC for about $50 or $60... or you used to be able to. If this is still true then that means that the Hot Cam itself is costing you about $450. Would anyone spend $450 on a hotcam? If there is anyone that says yes please justify