COMP CAM XER281HR vs. G5X3 VII
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03 Z06 supporting mods.
So it has come down to it... I need a cam... It has to happen and I dont want to pick the wrong one...
- - Comp Cam XER 281 DR
232-234-595-598 112LSA
or
- - LG G5X3 VII
232-240-600-610 114 LSA
Daily Driver need to know which one to chose , which will be better over all car.
So it has come down to it... I need a cam... It has to happen and I dont want to pick the wrong one...
- - Comp Cam XER 281 DR
232-234-595-598 112LSA
or
- - LG G5X3 VII
232-240-600-610 114 LSA
Daily Driver need to know which one to chose , which will be better over all car.
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First off its all in the tune, and better for a daily driver has a lot to do with the individual and again the tune. Those specs look like G5X3 version I, not II. Version II is more duration, and more lift and a tighter LSA.
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For a daily driver I hate to go against LG's g5x3 version II, but I think I'd pick the other cam due to lower lift numbers and less duration would be a lot less harsh to the old dual valve springs. Now if you don't mind a little extra maintainenc by all means the g5x3 version II is the cam to get. Just got check those valve springs for proper seat pressure a little more often.
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I like the Comp Cam... but on a 112+4. Smooth it out a bit.
I like the asymetrical lobes on Lunati Cams... they kick the valves open hard, but set them down easily. Seeing a Lunati cam in action with a degree wheel is pretty cool.
I like the asymetrical lobes on Lunati Cams... they kick the valves open hard, but set them down easily. Seeing a Lunati cam in action with a degree wheel is pretty cool.
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