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04-30-2006, 09:12 PM
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Where can I get my Hands ON a.. a custom grind cam for the lt1, i'm getting turboed' soon and i need a custom grind cam made up, where can i get one? also are lt1 head gaskets the same as lt4? and if so where can i get some super thick ones? thanks!
05-01-2006, 06:27 PM
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ok, i'l try calling comp cams, but i always see people recommend Joe Overton cams but i have no idea how to contact him, he seems to be the peoples favorite.
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lloyd will only sell the cams as part of the head and cam package. Not individually. Contact Bret Bauer. He'll give you what you need. bret@bauer-racing.com
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05-01-2006, 09:45 PM
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The LT4 gaskets are thicker than the LT1 and are the thickest I am aware of for this engine, NOT that I would suggest using something like that.
You want to drop compression for turbo and use an as cast head I would say dump the LT4s and and get some Trickflows and run a gasket of reasonable thickness.
You want to drop compression for turbo and use an as cast head I would say dump the LT4s and and get some Trickflows and run a gasket of reasonable thickness.
05-01-2006, 09:56 PM
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Originally Posted by 96capricemgr
The LT4 gaskets are thicker than the LT1 and are the thickest I am aware of for this engine, NOT that I would suggest using something like that.
You want to drop compression for turbo and use an as cast head I would say dump the LT4s and and get some Trickflows and run a gasket of reasonable thickness.
You want to drop compression for turbo and use an as cast head I would say dump the LT4s and and get some Trickflows and run a gasket of reasonable thickness.
anyone have experience with his work? how difficult is it to contact him?
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Call Scott Fulkerson of Midwest Engine Tech in Mokena, Illinois. 815-464-9490. He'll have a cam made based on your individual application. Tell him Mitch sent ya.
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Originally Posted by NoMoreLS1
Call Scott Fulkerson of Midwest Engine Tech in Mokena, Illinois. 815-464-9490. He'll have a cam made based on your individual application. Tell him Mitch sent ya.
