Lunati .590/.600 lift cam
09-16-2010, 12:00 AM
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Lunati .590/.600 lift cam A buddy of mine has a cam that came out of a built lt1 car. But I am unsure of the specs. The box is all tore up and the only numbers on the cam that I could see read "288/296". He told me it is around .590/.600 lift with a 3600/7000rpm range. But I am a little worried in just taking his word. The box did have the Voodoo picture but I am unable to find out more about this in a search on here, LTX, and google. I posted this on ltxtech and spent more time arguing with someone about what it came out of than the question I addressed. So anyone got an idea? Thank you in advance.
09-16-2010, 12:32 AM
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Lunati voodoo 60122 or 60123 it's one of those two more than likely. That advertised duration sounds like the 60123 which is the big boy. I hope you don't have many stock parts left.
09-16-2010, 08:25 AM
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I plan on getting LE heads soon and a ported intake along with supporting mods and spray. So what is the point in this cam? And a 3500 stall. I wonder what it was designed for.
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09-16-2010, 08:50 AM
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I will try to have the guy look. He lives 45 minutes away so its hard to stop by lol. He wants 100 for the cam and springs. I think I am going to buy it and if the cam isn't what I want I can keep the springs and sell the cam for what I paid. I should of taken a picture of the face on the cam because all I remember on in was "288/296" and "FRA" somewhere on it. Anyone ever run one of the cams mentioned earlier?
09-16-2010, 03:09 PM
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I still don't know if that is true or not. It was what he thought "WAS" correct. I can assume this is not a popular cam. If I run it I won't spin my bottom end over 6500-6700. I shall investigate more and maybe see if I can contact the guy that actually ran that particular cam.
09-16-2010, 03:11 PM
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If you can't figure out the specs for the cam (or for the springs for that matter) you're taking a risk using mystery parts, despite them being only $100. You will be much better off and smarter to pick a cam best suited for what you're looking for.
09-16-2010, 03:14 PM
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I totally agree. But due to not knowing what this is, IDK if it isn't what would work well for me. I won't buy it without knowing what it is. But the springs have all the numbers and are rated to like .650 lift I believe. I can't remember cause they aren't in front of me. I am just curious if anyone on here would know more about this cam. From experience or a past post.
09-16-2010, 04:07 PM
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If the advertised duration is 288/296 it will be smaller than the 60123 cam. So how would it tear my motor apart? The advertised duration is 294/302 and at .050 it is 243/251. Jesus **** that is a huge cam. Makes the one I mentioned seem not that wild.
