What cam? lq4 in foxbody
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What cam? lq4 in foxbody
Im new to the whole lsx thing. Too used to sbf's I guess but I put this stock 05 lq4 in my notch. Its been 12.3@111 in 4500ft da with nothing more then longtubes,cai, and a converter. Im looking for more and want to go 11.5 with hopefully nothing more then a cam/injectors/new tune.
I have ls6 springs that I put on while the heads were off when I got the motor. I know their not really rated for much lift but is there anything that might get me where I want? I plan on turbo later and hope to go 10's but I dont know how long that will be to get there.
Any suggestions are appreciated.
I have ls6 springs that I put on while the heads were off when I got the motor. I know their not really rated for much lift but is there anything that might get me where I want? I plan on turbo later and hope to go 10's but I dont know how long that will be to get there.
Any suggestions are appreciated.
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if you have ls6 springs, then you are most likely limited to gm cams. asa, grand am cup cam, or ls6...
i would suggest a better spring rated to handle more lift. this will greatly open up your options for cams. given that the engine is utilizing stock compression and you have a 3200 stall, i'd say something in the 228-232 range duration-wise would be a good choice. many vendors sell cams in that range.
if you're wanting some powa...mill those heads and find a real cam to use with a single plane.
i would suggest a better spring rated to handle more lift. this will greatly open up your options for cams. given that the engine is utilizing stock compression and you have a 3200 stall, i'd say something in the 228-232 range duration-wise would be a good choice. many vendors sell cams in that range.
if you're wanting some powa...mill those heads and find a real cam to use with a single plane.
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Some of you cant read. Thinks for the options though. The car is fuel injected, why would I go with a single plane intake? Ill stick with the stock truck one for now. And this is a street car, gets driven more then it gets taken to the track.
And for the guy that said stick with a ford motor, LOL, Ive had a few combinations in this car. And the fastest it went was 12.2@113 and would break all the time. Had a forged 306 with full edlebrock top end H/C/I, 5 speed, carb, fully built for a 306 and thats the fastest it would go. But after having to have it rebuilt 3 times in 2 years I was fed up.
And for the guy that said stick with a ford motor, LOL, Ive had a few combinations in this car. And the fastest it went was 12.2@113 and would break all the time. Had a forged 306 with full edlebrock top end H/C/I, 5 speed, carb, fully built for a 306 and thats the fastest it would go. But after having to have it rebuilt 3 times in 2 years I was fed up.