ms3 or torquer v3. which one?
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Stuck between these 2 cams. just drive the car on weekends. car gets driven pretty hard. and want the most bang for my buck.
Give some opinions people.
Give some opinions people.
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Both are great choices with the Torquer V3 being more tame with better midrange and low end power than the MS3. The MS3 is an awesome choice, but is definitely considered a max effort cam, and needs the supporting mods to perform to its potential. Makes great peak power and pulls like a freight train, but sacrifices the power down low to do it. If max effort is what your looking for with a super aggressive idle the MS3 will no doubt get the job done.
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If your dead set on those 2 Cams I would say ms3 if your gonna beat it like a red headed step child.
Honesty though I would say have one Custom spec'd its the same price and dealing with Pat.G was awesome. His cams have exceded all my expectations and goals. Needless to say no more off the shelf cams for me![Cheers!!](https://ls1tech.com/forums/images/smilies/LS1Tech/gr_cheers.gif)
Btw here's his website:
http://guerragroup.com/camshaft_help.htm
Honesty though I would say have one Custom spec'd its the same price and dealing with Pat.G was awesome. His cams have exceded all my expectations and goals. Needless to say no more off the shelf cams for me
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Btw here's his website:
http://guerragroup.com/camshaft_help.htm
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I have the Torquer v3 from Texas Speed in my 2004 V LS6 and love it so far, have yet to get it on the Dyno but hopefully will in the next two weeks. It may be milder than most but it's still a beast IMO.
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Whats the rest of that conversation??? That does no good I can take a screen shot asking what about those 2 cams and what he think of them. If you wanna play screen shots I can send you all my emails asking stuff because that proves nothing.
I've had him spec me out 2 recently and both were goal's to make 500 rwhp. The off the shelf ms4, tsunami, megadeath couldn't do it I already tried. All I changed were the cams and both cars made 500,and you could daily both. I'm not saying off the shelfs are bad but if you want every ounce of power out of your setup then custom is the way to go.
I've had him spec me out 2 recently and both were goal's to make 500 rwhp. The off the shelf ms4, tsunami, megadeath couldn't do it I already tried. All I changed were the cams and both cars made 500,and you could daily both. I'm not saying off the shelfs are bad but if you want every ounce of power out of your setup then custom is the way to go.
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Yeah, I probably should not have posted that. No doubt Patrick is a good man and definitely knows his ****. That's why I recommended him to this person who gave him all the specs of his car. I wasn't trying to say that his advice was bad by any means. I'm just saying that your advice to have a 'custom spec' cam isn't always the best route. Even Patrick recommends 'off the shelf' cams for certain applications. Even he isn't a fortune teller and can't tell you if another cam is going to make 2.7 more rwHp. There are just too many variables.
But, I am wondering....Nevermind. Lol
To the op - I installed Radeon's MS3 cam along with TSP heads. It pulled really hard just as he stated. I had a cam in my old LS2 that was more of a low end torque cam. His car was no less fun to drive and absolutely daily drivable.
But, I am wondering....Nevermind. Lol
To the op - I installed Radeon's MS3 cam along with TSP heads. It pulled really hard just as he stated. I had a cam in my old LS2 that was more of a low end torque cam. His car was no less fun to drive and absolutely daily drivable.
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I have the MS3. Car runs great for my dd. Still gets 26 mph hwy. Power hits hard at 3000 rpms, and doesnt run out of breath. It loves to be in higher rpms. In order for it to have good street manners, u must have a good tuner tune it. Tuning it for wot is obviously easy.
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