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Old 02-23-2005, 06:25 PM
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Default stock heads,stock manifolds. which cam?

cars is a 2001 m6
is gonna be stock except, cutout, lid,ported tb
looking for the came that will run best with stock heads and stock manifolds, do not want any lope.
though about the stealth II but i dont know if the intake duration being bigger than the exhaust will work well with
stock heads?
any input would help
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Check out the Thunder Racing Old Man Cam 215/220 .600/.530 115 LSA or one of the many fine cams from Vinci Hi Performance.
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Zo6 cam is gonna fit in nice too....
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is it worth doing without headers? will reasonable gains be seen?
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i just read about a guy doing it to his corvette over at corvette forums. he picked up 40 rwhp and 20 rwtq
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Allan Futral just put a cam in my basically stock GTO. Stock heads, manifolds,
and exhaust. Picked up 40 hp and 20 tq. Nice SOTP difference, especially
with the 2800 Yank (I know, it's a wussy stall). The cam is a 221/221 114
just like he puts in trucks. Can hardly notice any lope, only a little valvetrain
noise from the PRC duals. I like the stealthiness of the setup, which I think
he matched well for my geriatric needs.
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Try a 216/220 comp cam, 114. I picked up about 30HP to the rear wheels!
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Originally Posted by paco04
Allan Futral just put a cam in my basically stock GTO. Stock heads, manifolds,
and exhaust. Picked up 40 hp and 20 tq. Nice SOTP difference, especially
with the 2800 Yank (I know, it's a wussy stall). The cam is a 221/221 114
just like he puts in trucks. Can hardly notice any lope, only a little valvetrain
noise from the PRC duals. I like the stealthiness of the setup, which I think
he matched well for my geriatric needs.
I don't see that on their web site, is that one of their older cams or a custom?
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I'm going with the 216/220 don't want to change springs all the time.
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Originally Posted by vettenuts
I don't see that on their web site, is that one of their older cams or a custom?
I'm not sure if it's custom or not. I consulted with Allan with a 224/224 114
Comp XE cam in my hand, and told him that I didn't want any lope if
possible, and more low end to get my pig moving. He thought that the
221/221 114 would fit the bill, since they perform well in trucks. Also,
I wanted to keep the civilized stock exhaust. The cam came in an unmarked
box, which I believe is from his own supplier.




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