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Old 02-25-2008, 09:18 PM
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Default of these 4 cams which to put in a (dd) 408 stroker L76

its gonna be a DD with a 3400 stall
and its going into a silverado
Texas Speed Magic Stick 4 Camshaft
239/242, .649"/.609" 111lsa

237/242 .603/.609" 112lsa

or
233/239, .595"/.603 112lsa

or like everyone says go big or go home

TSP Texas Giant Camshaft
248/254, .611"/.613" 113lsa
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MS4 would be my choice
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the ms4 is going in my 408
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None of the above.

All of the cams you listed are for a relatively lightweight car with cathedral port heads.

You have a truck with rectangle port heads. Have one custom ground.
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Originally Posted by Stang's Bane
None of the above.

All of the cams you listed are for a relatively lightweight car with cathedral port heads.

You have a truck with rectangle port heads. Have one custom ground.
Agreed, it has been shown that the L92 heads are very particular to valve events, so I would choose none of the above and either contact someone with as much L92 build experience as possible for ideas or at least read up on some of the L92 builds and cam swaps that have taken place on this forum.
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Originally Posted by BOWTIE
Agreed, it has been shown that the L92 heads are very particular to valve events, so I would choose none of the above and either contact someone with as much L92 build experience as possible for ideas or at least read up on some of the L92 builds and cam swaps that have taken place on this forum.
Both stang and bowtie have the awnser at hand.None of the above.You will need to really research this one and possibly rethink the stall choice.
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237/242 .603/.609" 112lsa

or
233/239, .595"/.603 112lsa


Either of these will do perfect. Do not put the Giant in your car with those heads you will thank me later.
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Originally Posted by Stang's Bane
None of the above.

All of the cams you listed are for a relatively lightweight car with cathedral port heads.

You have a truck with rectangle port heads. Have one custom ground.
I couldn't agree more!!!! Plus the cams that were mentioned are crap.
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I would get one from Rick@Synergy.

Of the 3 you listed, the smallest one.

To be honest, I have a worked over 6.0L in my 92 chevy 4x4 with 4l80e & 14bolt and it kicks *** with just a LS6 cam. So go small on the cam.



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