upgrading my cam...
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about 3k miles ago, i installed an 02 z06 cam with springs, now i wanna step up to a more aggressive cam, but i do not wanna change out the springs again (they were a pain in the ****) what cam could i step up to that is more aggreesive than the ls6, and that i could still use teh same springs
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jimmy
thanks for the help
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hotcam: 218/227-.525/.525-112
ASA cam: 226/236-.525/.525-110
u could try the older comp cam: 218/224-.527/.534-114, or any with under .550 lift... check SDPC, just to the right of ur original post, for the GM cams>>
ASA cam: 226/236-.525/.525-110
u could try the older comp cam: 218/224-.527/.534-114, or any with under .550 lift... check SDPC, just to the right of ur original post, for the GM cams>>
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DUH! Crane 208/216 (short rev.) 530/530 cam. Obviously no one else knows what the he(( there talking about. By the way, you do know that a 900-5600 revving cam is better then a larger RPM band cam, right?