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GM part number for 847 cam???????

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Old 09-07-2008, 11:12 AM
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Default GM part number for 847 cam???????

can anyone send me the part number for the GM847 camshaft? am looking to upgrade to this cam and need info on it.

thanks in advance

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Old 09-07-2008, 05:46 PM
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GM part number 12370847
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That cam sucks!
It won't work on your car unless you have a really good set of heads and a built bottom end for higher revving, just look at how terribly it does against a cammed LS2 GTO!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKrtprTWE3E



This is sarcasm.
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We needs more womenz like her

But seriously, we have to get more chicks into cars and teach them how to drive like that
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Originally Posted by Formula350
We needs more womenz like her

But seriously, we have to get more chicks into cars and teach them how to drive like that
no kidding .
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Great choice for a cam only stock headed and stock bottom end LT1...








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thanks for the part number!!!

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I suspect theres a GM 847 in your future?
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Originally Posted by LSWHO
That cam sucks!
It won't work on your car unless you have a really good set of heads and a built bottom end for higher revving, just look at how terribly it does against a cammed LS2 GTO!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKrtprTWE3E



This is sarcasm.
HOW DOES THAT CAM SUCK?? SHES RACING A CAR THAT HAS 400HP TO THE MOTOR STOCK AND NOW HE HAS A CAM AND BOLT ONS AND SHE HAS A CAM AND BOLT ONS NOT BAD IF I SAY MYSELF!!!
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Originally Posted by reaper97
HOW DOES THAT CAM SUCK?? SHES RACING A CAR THAT HAS 400HP TO THE MOTOR STOCK AND NOW HE HAS A CAM AND BOLT ONS AND SHE HAS A CAM AND BOLT ONS NOT BAD IF I SAY MYSELF!!!
Read the last line of the post you just quoted.

Also, capslock is on the left side of the keyboard, under tab and above shift.
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if you have a high mileage LT1....i recommend getting a cc503...i dont think revving to 6500-6800RPM's on an old mileage motor would last, and you would probably get the same benefit and more drivability from a cc503...but then again IDK on ur mileage and how ur car was taking cared of...some cars can take it and some cars can't....just my .02

my car unfortunatly couldnt last the high revs...thats just my car, every car is different



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