To pollute or not to pollute?
I drive a 98 z28 A4 with full bolt ons and ls6 cam. but i wanna go a little bigger...
i have the chance to buy a ms3 or a polluter cam, but i`ve been reading all over this section and realized that sometimes bigger aint better. So here is the deal, what will you recommend me to do? Is there a smaller cam that will kick ***?
my mods are:
PaceSetter longtubes with X pipe TD
3.73 gears, planning to change it to 4.10
slp box lid with k&n filter
ls6 cam
ls6 ported oil pump
ls2 timechain
Custome tuned
and i just bought a t56 with spec3 because i simply love m6

i forgot to mention, its my daily drive, but since its about to become m6, it doesnt really matter =P
thanks a lot for your help, and again congratulations, you have a great forum here. And sorry if my english aint perfect, its my 2nd language

btw, this is my Z28


Last edited by Chubas; Aug 20, 2009 at 01:42 PM.
Hey, something that made my car look 100000000 times better, wetsand your headlights to remove all the pitting thats turning them yellow, and polish them with Meguiars Plastix on a Mothers powerball or some other type of buffer...makes a world of difference in the way the car looks...completely gets rid of the yellowing, and then you can just periodically hit them with Plastix again by hand and they stay looking great.
Back on subject...look at the overlap numbers a LOT when deciding what cam you go with, even if it is a custom grind...as the overlap numbers come up, the higher you tend to need to idle the car in order for it to be a strong healthy idle...and sometimes it's difficult to deal with a high idle in an M6 car.
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i have a question, perhaps i know the answere in my language, but in english i have no idea about what do you refer by custom grind... damn you "learn english with mickey mouse" educational program!!!
and im not planing to change my heads, maybe a little work on the stock ones, but for the moment, no swap planing.
Last edited by Chubas; Aug 20, 2009 at 11:19 PM.
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i just received a call from a buddy telling me: hey whats up chubas, guess what, i have an sts for sale....

soooo i think im going turbo!

thank you very much to everybody, i will take pics of the t56 swap process and the turbo installation so i can share them with all of you
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Thanks Jason, i will check them!






