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Old 01-29-2013, 08:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Bowtie70SS
Cam specs are .623/.617 114LSA Duration@.050 229 236
So you decided against that reverse overlap cam you described earlier in the thread?
Old 01-29-2013, 09:13 PM
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Reverse split is typically a cam with more intake lift and less exhaust. The cam in my EC is a L88 copy 560/580 lift and 264/270 duration @.050 although the cam in my CTSV has more exhaust duration than intake, I would still consider it a reverse split
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Did you get numbers brother?

I am looking for a cam, but I think this is too big, since my driving style is similar to yours, but I drive more and I have 118k miles on it AND I will not be doing heads anytime soon. BUT will be doing headers in a few months.

I would be happy with an additional 41-50 HP and 2-3 more mpg on the hwy.

Can't wait to hear your numbers though.....
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I responded in my other thread but basically because of waiting on parts and weather I will be pushed back to next week. I hate to rush things plus not like I can drive my car in the snow anyhow.
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:toetap: <---If that is not a smiley on here then it must have been from corvette forum and I miss it, along with :*****: Neither will probably work but it does not matter!

Any #'s to report?
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Originally Posted by NIKDSC5
:toetap: <---If that is not a smiley on here then it must have been from corvette forum and I miss it, along with :*****: Neither will probably work but it does not matter!

Any #'s to report?
I am finally finished with everything and have my inital tune. I need to get it to the dyno in the next week. I am in the process of buying a new house so everything is at half speed right now.
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Got it tuned today. My new MAF was not producing a stable # and the curve seemed to be off so it was tuned speed density. I have around $2500 in the mods and did the labor myself so I didn't figure I did too bad. Once I get the air intake and MAF squared away I may have a little more in it. It is running 24 degrees timing. I ended up with 429/385 and all I have is a printout and no scanner here at the house. Here is a vid.



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