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02-21-2014, 06:27 PM
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Advise please... I am thinking about buying this engine. it is a fresh new rated at 600hp 408 Ls3 11.5 compression but has the 58x reluctor wheel and has this cam
http://www.compcams.com/Company/CC/c...csid=1411&sb=0
This will be going in my 2002 Trans Am 6 speed with my D1 Procharger. Is the reluctor easily changed out for the 24x? this i am unfamiliar with. I know the D1 with be pushing hard for the 408 but i can probly get a good deal on it. Will this cam work ok? or should i just go with my original plan in building a 370. thanks!
http://www.compcams.com/Company/CC/c...csid=1411&sb=0
This will be going in my 2002 Trans Am 6 speed with my D1 Procharger. Is the reluctor easily changed out for the 24x? this i am unfamiliar with. I know the D1 with be pushing hard for the 408 but i can probly get a good deal on it. Will this cam work ok? or should i just go with my original plan in building a 370. thanks!
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02-21-2014, 09:09 PM
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sorry i should have been more descriptive. the motor i am looking at has the comp cam in the link above and i am thinking about buying it and putting in my TA. the motor in it with the pat g cam is broke.
02-21-2014, 09:28 PM
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oh ok i see it now. I am no valve train expert. its a 113LSA. typically 114-115 is typical for boosted setups. some people stick with a lower one for the sound and a lil more torque on the bottom. maybe someone with a little more knowledge will chime in. I just try to encourage people to do it right the first time because i know what its like to go through swapping **** out over and over trying to get things to be right.
02-21-2014, 09:36 PM
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thanks man. i suppose i will see how cheap i can get it for. heres the rundown
408 DISPLACEMENT
11.5/1 COMPRESSION (Yes, this was built to run on 91 Octane)
Custom built LS3: (600hp, forged internals, stroked)
Parts List LS3: LS3 ALUMINUM ENGINE BLOCK, LS3 L92 HEADS, CLOYES HP HEX-A-JUST TIMING SET, MELLING HV OIL PUMP, ARP MAIN AND HEAD STUDS, DIAMOND PISTONS W/TOTAL SEAL RINGS, CALLIES COMPSTAR CRANKSHAFT 4" STROKE, CALLIES COMPSTAR RODS 6.125", COMP CAMS HYDRAULIC ROLLER CAMSHAFT AND LIFTER KIT, COMP CAMS
VALVESRPINGS-RETAINERS-SEALS, GMPP TIMING COVER W/BOLTS, GMPP REAR COVER W/BOLTS, GMPP VALLEY COBER W/BOLTS, GMPP LIFTER TRAYS W/BOLTS, GMPP CAMSHAFT RETAINER PLATE W/BOLTS, ACL HP ROD AND MAIN BEARINGS, COMP CAMS, PUSHROD SET, ARP CAMSHAFT BOLTS, FELPRO MLS HEAD GASKETS, DURABOND CAMSHAFT BEARINGS, AND GMPP ROCKER KIT FOR LS3 HEADS
408 DISPLACEMENT
11.5/1 COMPRESSION (Yes, this was built to run on 91 Octane)
Custom built LS3: (600hp, forged internals, stroked)
Parts List LS3: LS3 ALUMINUM ENGINE BLOCK, LS3 L92 HEADS, CLOYES HP HEX-A-JUST TIMING SET, MELLING HV OIL PUMP, ARP MAIN AND HEAD STUDS, DIAMOND PISTONS W/TOTAL SEAL RINGS, CALLIES COMPSTAR CRANKSHAFT 4" STROKE, CALLIES COMPSTAR RODS 6.125", COMP CAMS HYDRAULIC ROLLER CAMSHAFT AND LIFTER KIT, COMP CAMS
VALVESRPINGS-RETAINERS-SEALS, GMPP TIMING COVER W/BOLTS, GMPP REAR COVER W/BOLTS, GMPP VALLEY COBER W/BOLTS, GMPP LIFTER TRAYS W/BOLTS, GMPP CAMSHAFT RETAINER PLATE W/BOLTS, ACL HP ROD AND MAIN BEARINGS, COMP CAMS, PUSHROD SET, ARP CAMSHAFT BOLTS, FELPRO MLS HEAD GASKETS, DURABOND CAMSHAFT BEARINGS, AND GMPP ROCKER KIT FOR LS3 HEADS