lt4 hot cam?
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lt4 hot cam?
do i need a stall for the lt4 hot cam or will the stock one work...im also looking for some used 1.6 rockers and springs is there anything else ill need
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Ive been running stock stall for about a year on my 93 with it. Its fine but I know it would be alot quicker and smoother off the line if I had a stall. It does surge a bit at stoplights.
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It will work with a stock stall but a bigger stall will get you out of the hole quicker. Id sell my crane gold roller rockers and hot cam springs if your interested?They only have around 3000 miles on them. PM me if interested
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Thats how many miles mine had on it when I bought it. Still going strong a year later.
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Stock motors can benefit greatly from just a bigger stall. At or around 3600 stall mark would be the difference between a 13 and 12 second bolt-on only car, in most cases. It seems commonplace for people to cut .5 seconds in the 1/4 (even more in some cases) with a good stall.
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Stock motors can benefit greatly from just a bigger stall. At or around 3600 stall mark would be the difference between a 13 and 12 second bolt-on only car, in most cases. It seems commonplace for people to cut .5 seconds in the 1/4 (even more in some cases) with a good stall.