what's needed just to swap out a stock LS3 cam for a G6x3 cam
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what's needed just to swap out a stock LS3 cam for a G6x3 cam
Like the title says
what's needed just to swap out a stock LS3 cam for a G6x3 cam
this is what I have a 2008 6.2L LS3 Stock mated to a D and D Performance Viper spec t56 tranny.
What I wanna do is swap out the LS3 stock Cam for a G6x3 cam, and also want to install
1 7/8 Long Tube headers, with 3 inch ball flange connectors, 3 inch high flow cats and a dual 3 inch inlet dual 3 inch outlet magnaflow X muffler
Do I need to change the stock push rods and valve springs to do this swap or can I use the stock ones.
Thanks
what's needed just to swap out a stock LS3 cam for a G6x3 cam
this is what I have a 2008 6.2L LS3 Stock mated to a D and D Performance Viper spec t56 tranny.
What I wanna do is swap out the LS3 stock Cam for a G6x3 cam, and also want to install
1 7/8 Long Tube headers, with 3 inch ball flange connectors, 3 inch high flow cats and a dual 3 inch inlet dual 3 inch outlet magnaflow X muffler
Do I need to change the stock push rods and valve springs to do this swap or can I use the stock ones.
Thanks
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Also make sure you check piston to valve clearance carefully.
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Co-Owner, Texas Speed & Performance, Ltd.
2005 Twin Turbo C6
404cid Stroker, 67mm Twins
994rwhp/902lb ft @ 22 psi (mustang dyno) www.Texas-Speed.com
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true, i needed flycutting but only because i milled the heads pretty good, they were rough when i bought them...
p.s. texas speed is a great place to get your parts, i got the lg cam but most all of my supporting mods came from texas speed, they know there stuff and their price is right on!
p.s. texas speed is a great place to get your parts, i got the lg cam but most all of my supporting mods came from texas speed, they know there stuff and their price is right on!
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500 for cam, 380 for springs retainers and pushrods, then around 100 for the timing set you need.
add to that any labor you cant do yourself
like i said before, give any sponsor a call, they can all get you what you need, i used tsp, vengeance, lg, lingenfelter.. they are all good aftermarket companies and sponsors...
add to that any labor you cant do yourself
like i said before, give any sponsor a call, they can all get you what you need, i used tsp, vengeance, lg, lingenfelter.. they are all good aftermarket companies and sponsors...
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I dont know the specs of the "GX5000 version 2.3 pollutinator Stage 7" cam.....
But harded pushrods are needed in a totally stock engine. Its the first thing I changed.
Just have that cam ground on to a single bolt core. I did the the opposite. My cam is a single bolt LS3 design cam that I had ground on to a three bolt.
Sounds like a big cam, youll probably want a good set of dual springs.
Definitley check piston to valve clearance.....twice.
But harded pushrods are needed in a totally stock engine. Its the first thing I changed.
Just have that cam ground on to a single bolt core. I did the the opposite. My cam is a single bolt LS3 design cam that I had ground on to a three bolt.
Sounds like a big cam, youll probably want a good set of dual springs.
Definitley check piston to valve clearance.....twice.