Proudly Introducing Tick Performance's Flagship LSx Camshaft: The Polluter
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It has around .060" ptv clearance. A little less on the intake, a little more on exhaust. Its borderline of what I consider safe to run, but has more clearance than a few other popular "cam only" camshafts we've installed.
I've already been trying to convince the customer to buy a fast 92 setup.
I've already been trying to convince the customer to buy a fast 92 setup.
Are you guys going to include a cam card with the cam for people degreeing the cam? I know this was a problem with LG motorsports before hiding their cam specs. Just something I would like to know before purchasing.
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Thank you for all the kind words guys! We'll get some track times ASAP, hopefully with a FAST 92/92 combo and a set of Kooks longtubes installed.
I would absolutely daily drive this cam. Often, when you install a big cam in a stock cubed LS1, you'll suffer while daily driving due to the loss of torque down low. Obviously, with this bumpstick, that isn't an issue.
Just make sure you've got a good tuner. I'd definitely suggest a 4.10 or steeper gear for a 26" tire street car, although it probably isn't 100% necessary.
Absolutely. The cam card will be included with the cam.
Just make sure you've got a good tuner. I'd definitely suggest a 4.10 or steeper gear for a 26" tire street car, although it probably isn't 100% necessary.
Absolutely. The cam card will be included with the cam.
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Those of you wanting a sound clip: you got it!
https://ls1tech.com/forums/generation-iii-internal-engine/969934-video-tick-performance-s-new-polluter-camshaft-idle.html
Those of you wanting a sound clip: you got it!
https://ls1tech.com/forums/generation-iii-internal-engine/969934-video-tick-performance-s-new-polluter-camshaft-idle.html
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I'd probably stick with 3.73's in an A4 car, 4.10's with a th350 or 400. The difference in a stalled A4 would hardly be noticable ET wise, but the 3.73's would deffinately be a bit better for the highway. If you step the tire size up to a 28" diameter then 4.10's may be the better choice however.
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Guys that name is great. You need to do a whole line of cams ie; "The polluter", then "gross polluter"; then for the ultimate monster cam maybe call it something like the Chernobyle, or the Exxon Valdez. The tree huggers will love it!
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Jonathan think you guys could start the pull from like 1500-2000 rpms so we can see how much low end power this big cam really makes?
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It has around .060" ptv clearance. A little less on the intake, a little more on exhaust. Its borderline of what I consider safe to run, but has more clearance than a few other popular "cam only" camshafts we've installed.
I've already been trying to convince the customer to buy a fast 92 setup.
I've already been trying to convince the customer to buy a fast 92 setup.
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Awesome name for the cam, however i was wondering if you had any other information that could be told if the customer has reported? obviously if your buying a cam named the polluter you shouldnt be concerned with gas milage but iam some what. Also do you think it is a good cam to build upon i dont have extensive modifications to my car but iam will be putting more into it over the winter season Long tubes y pipe etc... thank you in advance and good luck with selling the product!