Cam recomendation for 450hp on stock LS6 engine.
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Cam recomendation for 450hp on stock LS6 engine.
Hello I am looking for a cam recomendation. Goals are:
450whp with stock ls6 engine with cam and bolt ons, drag and weekend car, and good choppy idle sounding. Thanks.
450whp with stock ls6 engine with cam and bolt ons, drag and weekend car, and good choppy idle sounding. Thanks.
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Thanks for the helpfull replies. It doesnt need to be exactly 450whp, my goal is to just run 10s in a 93 RX7 and Ill need about 430+whp for that. And also yes, when recomending a cam, it cannot have PTV issues.
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I'm going with PRC 5.3L stage 2.5 heads and a 228R 114lsa which should get me there. I have a LS1 in my FD and its so much fun I can't wait for the heads and cam to get here. :-) Good luck on 10's man. I hope you have plans for th diff if you plan on running slicks. The sec you get ANY wheel hop the thing is done. Ask me how I know. :-p I had all the bushings and trailing arms done up as well.
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My cam would do it, but I do not know if it would fit. It doesn't need to in my combo as I'm running 58cc chambers and fly cut anyway.
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.601 intake valve lift
rounding off.. according to the adcole report on cylinder 1.
Each set of lobes can and will be off a degree here and there on the duration, the lsa, the advance, and even be off a bit on the lift. Of course, this is just a $400 cam. If you want one to be exact on all cylinders you're going to be paying upwards of $2,000.
This cam shifts at 7000.
ivo - 10
ivc - 45
evo - 56
evc - 11
.601 intake valve lift
rounding off.. according to the adcole report on cylinder 1.
Each set of lobes can and will be off a degree here and there on the duration, the lsa, the advance, and even be off a bit on the lift. Of course, this is just a $400 cam. If you want one to be exact on all cylinders you're going to be paying upwards of $2,000.
This cam shifts at 7000.
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