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Old 09-25-2009, 01:51 PM
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Default 5.3 L33 cam specs...marine use????

Does anyone have the specs for an 05 5.3 L33 truck motor.
I just want to make sure there's not too much overlap for marine use.
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What would overlap have to do with it being a marine application or not? Not being a smartass, just asking.
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Inboard boat motors run a wet exhaust. Water is mixed with the exhaust just past the manifold to cool the pipes and muffle the noise.
Cams with a lot of overlap tend to pull water back into the cylinders (reversion).
You can run dry pipes (water jacketed exhaust manifold and pipe), but the tend to be VERY LOUD.
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What would overlap have to do with it being a marine application or not? Not being a smartass, just asking.
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I would imagine its 114' or larger considering its designed for smooth idle and emissions

here are other thoughts
https://ls1tech.com/forums/generatio...cam-specs.html
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Yeah, I found the specs on the LQ motors (below), but not on the L33, I'm betting it's about the same as the LQ4. Most marine cams are in the 114-116 LSA range with about 200 duration, so it should work fine.
I was just worried that the L33 with the LS6 heads might have a hotter cam.

'99-'00 LQ4, Int. 191 0.457 114
PN 12560967, Exh. 190 0.466
'01-'06 LQ4, Int. 196 0.467 116
PN 12561721, Exh. 207 0.479


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I would imagine its 114' or larger considering its designed for smooth idle and emissions

here are other thoughts
https://ls1tech.com/forums/generatio...cam-specs.html
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Originally Posted by garys 68
Yeah, I found the specs on the LQ motors (below), but not on the L33, I'm betting it's about the same as the LQ4. Most marine cams are in the 114-116 LSA range with about 200 duration, so it should work fine.
I was just worried that the L33 with the LS6 heads might have a hotter cam.

'99-'00 LQ4, Int. 191 0.457 114
PN 12560967, Exh. 190 0.466
'01-'06 LQ4, Int. 196 0.467 116
PN 12561721, Exh. 207 0.479
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