Head and cam that has biggest #'s
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Head and cam that has biggest #'s What would be the most streetable heads and cam setup that would make well over 450 rwhp? I would think AFR heads and a decent cam size. Maybe some of you already have a setup that does this already. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
I'd say AFR 205's with an X3. I know someone putting down 467 with that combo in a Z06. I don't believe he has a pulley either, and has the stock exhaust. He has headers, just stock exhaust.
I'm not positive on the mods. I know he has a Shaner TB, stock LS6 intake, AFR 205's, X3, and I think LG longtubes. I believe he has the stock exhaust past that, and stock pulley. But even if he has ALL the boltons those are good numbers I think.
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Originally Posted by setxws6
Undisclosed? What the hell does that mean. Wouldn't you want an idea on the specs of a cam your getting?
adj : not made known
and lets not open up this debate again. if you want to know the specs they you'll have to buy the cam. if you dont then find another one.
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Some companies have tired to copy other companies cams in the past. That is probably one reason LG doesn't disclose the specs on the X3, or the new X4. And you really don't have to know the specs of the cam, just call LG and talk to them about it. They might not tell you exact spec numbers unless you buy it, but they'll definetely know what the cam can do.
