Finally going to bite the bullet and flycut
Eyeballing the cammotion junkyard dog camshaft for cathedral port heads. Running a cam cut similar to the old patriot 226 112lsa. What gains can I expect and also any opinions or recommendations besides the cam I am looking into ? Engine specs are in my sig. Thanks
While I can't see your engine specs in your signature from my phone, I recently installed that cam.
Strait up, it was 1 degree retarded and my PTV clearances were too close for my comfort (intake was very tight but my exhaust had plenty of room). I ended up installing it 3 degree retarded to get it where I wanted to because I wasn't going to be flycutting this motor.
Strait up, it was 1 degree retarded and my PTV clearances were too close for my comfort (intake was very tight but my exhaust had plenty of room). I ended up installing it 3 degree retarded to get it where I wanted to because I wasn't going to be flycutting this motor.
While I can't see your engine specs in your signature from my phone, I recently installed that cam.
Strait up, it was 1 degree retarded and my PTV clearances were too close for my comfort (intake was very tight but my exhaust had plenty of room). I ended up installing it 3 degree retarded to get it where I wanted to because I wasn't going to be flycutting this motor.
Strait up, it was 1 degree retarded and my PTV clearances were too close for my comfort (intake was very tight but my exhaust had plenty of room). I ended up installing it 3 degree retarded to get it where I wanted to because I wasn't going to be flycutting this motor.
While I can't see your engine specs in your signature from my phone, I recently installed that cam.
Strait up, it was 1 degree retarded and my PTV clearances were too close for my comfort (intake was very tight but my exhaust had plenty of room). I ended up installing it 3 degree retarded to get it where I wanted to because I wasn't going to be flycutting this motor.
Strait up, it was 1 degree retarded and my PTV clearances were too close for my comfort (intake was very tight but my exhaust had plenty of room). I ended up installing it 3 degree retarded to get it where I wanted to because I wasn't going to be flycutting this motor.
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2003 LQ9. Stock long block... if the heads were milled I couldn't tell. They were the original GM head gaskets.
I'll have to check my notes to see what my PTV was. I ended up around .045"/.070" retarded 3 degrees, I believe.
I also verify my PTV clearance using a solid lifter, checker spring and micrometer along with my adjustable pushrod (deducting pre-load). If my figures are .0065" off, it would be a lot.
I'll have to check my notes to see what my PTV was. I ended up around .045"/.070" retarded 3 degrees, I believe.
I also verify my PTV clearance using a solid lifter, checker spring and micrometer along with my adjustable pushrod (deducting pre-load). If my figures are .0065" off, it would be a lot.
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Trick Flow 30602003 Cam - 228/230, .585 lift, 112 LSA
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Price Considerations: The LQ9 being a limited production engine often comes with about a $1000 premium over a similar age / mileage LQ4. IMO, If you are willing to pay the premium for an LQ9 it is cheaper to start with an LQ4 and do either the Z06 Cam Package (375HP & $700) or the SS Cam Package (425HP & $1000).







