Isky cams
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Isky cams Haven't heard many people running Isky cams on LS engines? Are they any good? I was thinking of running a custom grind from them, does anyone have an opinion on them or experience? Thanks
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Joined: Mar 2004
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From: Long Beach, CA
(sponsor), and I just want to give it a shot. They're local and feel like giving someone else other than comp some business and credit 
. It seems that recently the limits of beehive springs have been getting pushed
w/.600-.620" cams. If your cam ends up in this range perhaps consider some
duals. Also the single most important valve event after deciding on the
duration for your app., is the Intake closing point. The sweet spot for an LS
is between 43-45 degrees after BDC.
w/.600-.620" cams. If your cam ends up in this range perhaps consider some
duals. Also the single most important valve event after deciding on the
duration for your app., is the Intake closing point. The sweet spot for an LS
is between 43-45 degrees after BDC.
Thread Starter
Joined: Mar 2004
Posts: 306
Likes: 1
From: Long Beach, CA
It seems that recently the limits of beehive springs have been getting pushed
w/.600-.620" cams. If your cam ends up in this range perhaps consider some
duals. Also the single most important valve event after deciding on the
duration for your app., is the Intake closing point. The sweet spot for an LS
is between 43-45 degrees after BDC.
w/.600-.620" cams. If your cam ends up in this range perhaps consider some
duals. Also the single most important valve event after deciding on the
duration for your app., is the Intake closing point. The sweet spot for an LS
is between 43-45 degrees after BDC.
