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Old 05-19-2011, 03:14 PM
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What's up gang. Jus bought me a 2010 6.2L camaro engine.... I'm looking for upgraded stuff... thinking a L92 intake and a custom cam and springs....planing on porting the exhaust side... and def a tune.... I want a lot of bottom end.... I have a 2008 avalanche and jus rebuilt my 4l60e that now it can handle 800ft lbs tq..... any suggestions please.... wat size mufflers? how big the exhaust 3" or 3.5" thanks
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Is it an Ls3 or L99?
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EPS cam. Keep VVT. Stick with Camaro intake. Long tube headers and good supporting exhaust system 3.5" or so single. Perhaps a CNC through the heads if you want to go that far. You really REALLY need to replace the 8 AFM lifters so the heads have to come off anyways might as well port them.

Match these parts up nicely and you should be in the 475 rwhp range
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Sorry guys its an LS3 6.2L gonna run 92octane
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After re-reading your initial post I see you want a lot of bottom end. If this is your main goal to make a stump puller then do everything I suggested above but drop the exhaust size down to 3" single ( I think its 3" stock anyways ) and run a much smaller cam ( probably end up in the 410 whp range ) but she'll haul the bacon mighty hard. Contact PatG and get a cam spec'd you wont regret it. You can do that by clicking

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