Changing cams... Stumped
My goals for the car:
to have decent street manners
have good midrange and topend power
hopefully make some torque, im sure bumping the compression will help that
i take the car to the track occasionally but it sees its share of highway pulls
Mods
Fresh 346
Mahle forged pistons with 4cc reliefs
Torquer v.3 111 lsa
PRC stage 1 LS6 heads !UNMILLED!
LS7 Lifters
ls2 trays
ported ls6 oil pump
LS2 timing chain
TSP hardened pushrods
FTRA
smooth bellow
SLP lid, probably going to a bigger setup with 92/92
PRC dual valve spring
ARP rod bolts
MLS headgaskets
Pacestter LTs
Corsa Catback
LS7 clutch
Moser 9
I have an ls6 intake, plans of a fast 92/92 setup are planned for winter as well, as well as a monster clutch, and most likely TDs. As i said i am looking for a strong runner, something thats going to be impressive. I have been thinking G5x3, vrx5 and similar cams. I may even talk to pat g and/or pred z about a custom grind
You should be perfectly fine with the valvesprings to last you up to 20,000 miles or more. It just depends on how hard you drive it all the time. If you only get on it every now and then then the springs are not an issue. Patriot makes a good set of dual springs. Hell my cam has a .666 lift and my springs are going to be fine.
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For what it's worth, what kind of dyno and altitude was that done on?
Spring height correct?
Was the cam degreed when it was installed or just thrown in dot to dot?
Who tuned it?
There is no way that should die at 5800.
You can drop down to a smaller size and tighter LSA, but your gain TQ low and lose HP on top.
Like someone said earlier, check your tune or get gears





