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Old 12-06-2006, 06:08 PM
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Default Something Interesting we found today
We tear apart a 07 Caddy CTS-V and look at the difference between the Ls2 sprocket and cam in the 07 vs an 05 LS2 or a Ls1/6 car. Bit of a surprise though we got it all figured out.

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Old 12-06-2006, 06:13 PM
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Pre Cam Phaser Inmplemetation of the new CMP location timmer code. Old news if you live in the motorcity.
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Well we heard about it but just havent seen it we havent done an 07 car before so yeah
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That chain dampener new for 07 in all LS2?
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That is a nice dampner...

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Seems to be new standard for the 07 cars from what I have been reading
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How much does that bolt weigh? Curious to know if there is a significant weight difference between the older style setup and the newer style. Or is it minimal?
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Its pretty minimal in difference from what I can tell its about the same as the crank bolt really
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