HPE S cam
04-08-2007, 02:00 PM
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HPE S cam I've done searches and come up with very little info. about this cam on a 112LSA, i've seen a few threads about it on a 115LSA, but it now comes in a 112. So i'm trying to find out how many of you run this cam, in either form, with an A4? how is the power through out the RPM band? How many of you daily drive this cam? would you? and if you run this cam with a 6-speed, feel free to chime in and give your opinion on this cam.
Thanks for the help!
Thanks for the help!
04-08-2007, 06:18 PM
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Originally Posted by LSz28
I've done searches and come up with very little info. about this cam on a 112LSA, i've seen a few threads about it on a 115LSA, but it now comes in a 112. So i'm trying to find out how many of you run this cam, in either form, with an A4? how is the power through out the RPM band? How many of you daily drive this cam? would you? and if you run this cam with a 6-speed, feel free to chime in and give your opinion on this cam.
Thanks for the help!
Thanks for the help!
Here's a thread in fact from last week that gets pretty detailed on the S cams driveability.
http://www.ls1gto.com/forums/showthread.php?t=147205
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04-28-2007, 12:07 AM
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Hate to bump the thread for a simple question, but sitting here at the laptop staring at the April calendar model, err, I mean car and seeing in the stats that it has the HPE "S" cam, has gotten me to thinking...
I did have my heart set on an FMS FM13, but this cam has me second-guessing that, what with Futral's bad run of cams a while back, as well as HPE's reputation for excellent products.
Would this cam fit in a stock-cube LS1 with some PP Stage 2 heads without fly-cutting and decent P-V clearance?
I'm not worried about low-end torque or hp. That's what I got the 4000 stall for.
Could someone from HPE enlighten me?
I did have my heart set on an FMS FM13, but this cam has me second-guessing that, what with Futral's bad run of cams a while back, as well as HPE's reputation for excellent products.
Would this cam fit in a stock-cube LS1 with some PP Stage 2 heads without fly-cutting and decent P-V clearance?
I'm not worried about low-end torque or hp. That's what I got the 4000 stall for.
Could someone from HPE enlighten me?
04-28-2007, 08:46 AM
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Originally Posted by DOUBT IT
Hate to bump the thread for a simple question, but sitting here at the laptop staring at the April calendar model, err, I mean car and seeing in the stats that it has the HPE "S" cam, has gotten me to thinking...
I did have my heart set on an FMS FM13, but this cam has me second-guessing that, what with Futral's bad run of cams a while back, as well as HPE's reputation for excellent products.
Would this cam fit in a stock-cube LS1 with some PP Stage 2 heads without fly-cutting and decent P-V clearance?
I'm not worried about low-end torque or hp. That's what I got the 4000 stall for.
Could someone from HPE enlighten me?
I did have my heart set on an FMS FM13, but this cam has me second-guessing that, what with Futral's bad run of cams a while back, as well as HPE's reputation for excellent products.
Would this cam fit in a stock-cube LS1 with some PP Stage 2 heads without fly-cutting and decent P-V clearance?
I'm not worried about low-end torque or hp. That's what I got the 4000 stall for.
Could someone from HPE enlighten me?
