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i've been reading the threads about eps cams
my current set up is callaway c4b ls1 5.7 kinsler 8 throttle intake 50mm
1 3/4 headers
i was looking at replaceing the cam and was thinking about the
eps 234/246 cam with matching springs/rod/retainers
any thoughts would be good
my current set up is callaway c4b ls1 5.7 kinsler 8 throttle intake 50mm
1 3/4 headers
i was looking at replaceing the cam and was thinking about the
eps 234/246 cam with matching springs/rod/retainers
any thoughts would be good
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i was going to go for the comp xer 232/234 but since reading about the eps cams i've not heard any bad things about them
so at the moment i don't know what to do
so at the moment i don't know what to do
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My 230/238 is treating me great so far. I need injectors so I haven't went WOT but with the 799 heads and the new cam, the car pulls much harder off idle than stock heads and my comp 230/224 did.
Valve train is also less noisy. I highly recommend you call Geoff at EPS and tell him your goals and setup and let him spec you a custom cam.
Valve train is also less noisy. I highly recommend you call Geoff at EPS and tell him your goals and setup and let him spec you a custom cam.
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I just wanted to let you know that he can be quite busy. It took quite a bit longer than expected to get my cam but from the numbers I have seen them put down it is worth the wait. I may have caught him at a really busy time but just wanted to let you know that you may have to be patient...he is busy for a reason...he is very good at what he does/knows.
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There have been some nice results from the EPS cams. I waited around 5 weeks for mine. They seems to be quieter (valve train noise) and make more power than most grinds. He is extremely busy because he is extremely knowledgeable.
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That can makes great power, but be prepared to turn your motor hard. In a stock LS6 with a fast 102 that cam on a 111lsa was like hitting a light switch at 5000 rpms in my car. It pulled like a freight train from 5k-7k though. That camshaft if best suited if you plan to spray the car.
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That can makes great power, but be prepared to turn your motor hard. In a stock LS6 with a fast 102 that cam on a 111lsa was like hitting a light switch at 5000 rpms in my car. It pulled like a freight train from 5k-7k though. That camshaft if best suited if you plan to spray the car.
If I would do it over, I would probably go a couple steps smaller so it wouldn't have to be wound up so high to make full use of its powerband.
What kind of 60 ft times, and what is race weight?