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Old 12-09-2003, 08:29 AM
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They are good numbers without knowing how big the cam is or seeing the graph. I hope you have an aftermarket clutch and slippery tires .

Where in CT are you from?
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jim I am from hamden and dan(chevytat2) is from branford


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They are good numbers without knowing how big the cam is or seeing the graph. I hope you have an aftermarket clutch and slippery tires .

Where in CT are you from?
Old 12-09-2003, 04:40 PM
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its not a daily driver i just got it back and it snowed all weekend so i havent driven it
yes theres a spec 3 clutch and drag radials
and the heads are used
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cant you call up the dude and ask what the specs are. i know you dont give a **** but alot of us would like to know
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Are the heads and cam used?
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call east side performance and ask them thats whose package it is
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ESP stage 3 CNC LS1 heads freshed by us before install
ESP 1 cam
in house LS1 edit
ASP pulley
Comectic MLS gaskets
cam specs 232/236 538/544 112
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thank you
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Originally Posted by OSR 1
ESP stage 3 CNC LS1 heads freshed by us before install
ESP 1 cam
in house LS1 edit
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cam specs 232/236 538/544 112
only took 4 pages . definately nice numbers for some ls1 heads. nice cam too, lots of duration and low lift. seems like its good on springs.
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For a 232/236 cam, and running through a 10 bolt rear w/ 3:42's, 430 is "ok". Your car would make roughly ~410-415 rwhp through a real rear end and 4:10's.

BTW, why the hell would you have a Chevy emblem tat'd on the back of your neck?
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because im a ford fan
Old 12-10-2003, 08:23 AM
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[QUOTE=Damian]For a 232/236 cam, and running through a 10 bolt rear w/ 3:42's, 430 is "ok". Your car would make roughly ~410-415 rwhp through a real rear end and 4:10's.
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Look at the lift.

I think those are great numbers for a cam that is relatively easy on the valvesprings.
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chevytat,

i think those number look great as well. should be a pretty reliable set up with out valvespring issues. enjoy the new power

i also love the tatoo. i didn't even realize it was a chevy emblem at first glance. not something you see everyday. props
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custom design by me not really worried about people lineing up for it so its origanall
thanks for all the good comments
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Look at the lift.
The lift isn't bad. The car wouldn't gain but maybe another 3-5 rwhp peak with more lift.

As long as you have a nice curve, and plenty of area under the curve the car will be fast. Peak #'s aren't everything. Good luck...
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all our cams run around that same lift
we tested bigger lift cams and with LS1 heads didnt see big gains
when we pick and match parts we are really not intrested in peak numbers but more of how the car is going to be used
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Originally Posted by OSR 1
all our cams run around that same lift
we tested bigger lift cams and with LS1 heads didnt see big gains
when we pick and match parts we are really not intrested in peak numbers but more of how the car is going to be used
Couldn't have said it better myself.....

Got a dyno graph?
Old 12-11-2003, 08:47 AM
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Yes a graph would be nice , this might be my next cam buy , am looking for reliability and power under the curve not peak hp and breaking springs, mainly autox and road race
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chevytat2 ...

Your new to this board. You may not know this, but LS1Tech is forum in which we share information for the good of all. We all benifit in the long run. You asked if your numbers were any good. Sure there good. I'm sure you already know that.

All these folks are asking is what your combo is. Cam specs are a part of that. Again, for the most part, we share info on this board. It's really not that difficult ....

Ron,
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Hey Ron,

I realize what kind of message board this but thanks for clarification. i couldnt post the cam specs as if you read i didn't know them. i bought the heads and cam used from a friend. the price was right and i know it made real good power. i proceeded to have them installed on my car and my car made these #'s.
I was happy and just thought id post them as i read a hundred post about #'s all the time on here.
if i knew the #'s i would of posted them but i didnt...
it made good power imo and i dont really care what the specs are if you really wanna know
OSR1 has posted them as they are from his shop
and now we can all hold hands and be happy!!!!



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