Is this a good cam?
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Is this a good cam?
228/232 @ .50 duration and the lift is 588/575 on a 112 lobe
I am thinking about buying this used. Is this a goood size cam to give me some more horse and can i keep my stock stuff in there with this cam. He doesn't want much for it. Does anybody know how much more horse this would open up
I am thinking about buying this used. Is this a goood size cam to give me some more horse and can i keep my stock stuff in there with this cam. He doesn't want much for it. Does anybody know how much more horse this would open up
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you need to change valve springs and pushrods with that cam. It's a good medium size cam, I run the same durations but more lift. With stock LS1 heads and LS1 intake, expect to see about 30rwhp or so. You also need a good free flowing exhaust and if you're an automatic you'll want a 3200 stall minimum.
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Originally Posted by 00blacksstallion
alright sweet i have an m6 but the valve springs and the pushrods are a MUST?
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Get a set of long tube headers if you dont have any. Otherwise you wont get the full potential of your cam. Also the LS6 intake and oil pump should be done as well.
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definately do the springs and pushrods and an ls6 intake and headers/catback. I recommend do the ported oil pump and timing chain sicne everything will already be off and to be on the same side when your revving higher
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Originally Posted by Jefro6996
definately do the springs and pushrods and an ls6 intake and headers/catback. I recommend do the ported oil pump and timing chain sicne everything will already be off and to be on the same side when your revving higher