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Old 01-06-2012, 09:51 PM
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What is a good camshaft for a stock lt1 block I want more performance and I want a good idea sound but I am going to put it in my stock block
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I've got an le 226/234 that sounds good and performs better.... $200 shipped
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Originally Posted by BallerCamaro21
What is a good camshaft for a stock lt1 block I want more performance and I want a good idea sound but I am going to put it in my stock block
Comp 503. Great cam. great sound and god low end and mid range. You will have to upgrade the valve train though. Cam has a .536/.544 lift on 1.6 rockers and is a 224/230 duration. I ran it and loved it.
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I have the cc503 and love it.
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Originally Posted by 97badass
I've got an le 226/234 that sounds good and performs better.... $200 shipped
Baller, buy this one from him.
Make sure you get the correct springs and retainers to complement it, tune it, and you'll have a great performer.
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What else did u guys use to install it? Did you go with a bigger stall and do u have the stock intake on it?
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You will need a bigger stall with that cam. I have a very similar cam and love it! Take what you think you'll need to spend for a cam swap and make sure you have double ready.
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He can't read... Multiple people have posted this... I don't want to be that guy. But it's clear he can't search or read this!!!
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3/4 street/strip cam and stock stall and valve train, Baller!
Since your a baller just drop it off for the next power block filming and they'll get'r dun.



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