streetable cam size for Z06???
If he wants a bit more, another reliable favorite is a 228/232 112. Plenty of lope with an 800 rpm idle and the manners will be ok in the parking lot with a decent tune.

Had two different cams in my Firehawk... and hated them both.... then went twin turbo and hated it too....
220/224 - 114LSa = I was wanting a stock type personality with some more "oats." It was alright for about 3 months.... then I wanted more...
236/236 -112LSA = Much more up top.... added a pulley along with the cam this time... even with a pro dyno tune (Vengeance racing) it would cam surge under 1,800 rpm - I needed to keep my mind on the cam when taking slow rolling turns in parking lots... it sounded great and pulled like a raped ape up top (redline was now up to 6,800
then.... with the same honkin' cam and little traction as it stood through the first (2/3) gears.... I added an Incon Twin Turbo kit.... Now I had ZERO traction up to 100 mph on the interstate.... a waste...
Sold the whole thing and got a stock '01 Zo6... and it's honestly a MUCH faster car when you take into account traction and pull up to deep triple digit speed...
I'd honestly leave this car alone (aside from bolt-ons) until I could add a Kenne Bell supercharger... at low boost and then when I want to totally hate my car upgrade the bottom end and add more boost..... and lose the traction I had with low boost. (the cycle repeats itself maybe?)
You'll get good traction with low boost and it will pull about as good as you'll possibly get without traction issues.... used forced induction kits are a dime a dozen these days as guys sell their set-ups to go bigger or move out of the car itself... used, but complete boosted set-ups don't cost much more than a good heads/cam kit.
Had two different cams in my Firehawk... and hated them both.... then went twin turbo and hated it too....
220/224 - 114LSa = I was wanting a stock type personality with some more "oats." It was alright for about 3 months.... then I wanted more...
236/236 -112LSA = Much more up top.... added a pulley along with the cam this time... even with a pro dyno tune (Vengeance racing) it would cam surge under 1,800 rpm - I needed to keep my mind on the cam when taking slow rolling turns in parking lots... it sounded great and pulled like a raped ape up top (redline was now up to 6,800
then.... with the same honkin' cam and little traction as it stood through the first (2/3) gears.... I added an Incon Twin Turbo kit.... Now I had ZERO traction up to 100 mph on the interstate.... a waste...
Sold the whole thing and got a stock '01 Zo6... and it's honestly a MUCH faster car when you take into account traction and pull up to deep triple digit speed...
I'd honestly leave this car alone (aside from bolt-ons) until I could add a Kenne Bell supercharger... at low boost and then when I want to totally hate my car upgrade the bottom end and add more boost..... and lose the traction I had with low boost. (the cycle repeats itself maybe?)
You'll get good traction with low boost and it will pull about as good as you'll possibly get without traction issues.... used forced induction kits are a dime a dozen these days as guys sell their set-ups to go bigger or move out of the car itself... used, but complete boosted set-ups don't cost much more than a good heads/cam kit.
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My car putdown 490 rwhp 445 rwtq but honestly sounds like the big boys making much more. In the end its up to you. Sleeper, or Stalker ???
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