Would this be worth it?
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What would I expect going from a Z06 cam to a Texas Speed 220/220 Camshaft...performance wise. Would you do this? This is my DD, any input would be awesome.
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well thats totally up to you might not see a whole lot of difference but if you want to go for it its your car but bein your dd you will be out of a car during the cam swap and new tuning process unless it can be done totally over a weekend, i wish i had 387rwh in my dd
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Well one of my good friends owned this car before I bought it. He decided to sell it when he purchased an 06 Z06. He did all the work to it, with a little help from me and some other friends. Before I had a pos mit 3000gt. So when I bought the Z i got rid of the gt asap. For now its my dd, just thought i'd ask about the difference in performance between the two cams. Should be getting myself a pos truck for dd
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Between the 220 and the Z06 you'll see a big difference down low. You might net another 5-10 up top, but not noticeable. You can get a bigger cam now that would be a good daily driver, ex. 228R.