head and cam question
#1
head and cam question
i bought i WS6 a couple of months ago cammed already i was told nothing about what was done to the engine. it was losing oil pressure so i finally decided to tear into it since i don't drive it as much. My lifters are wore to poop and so is the cam. I found it was running a MS4 cam and it appears to be stock 853 heads and the pistons have been fly cut to run the cam. Springs, pusrods, and bearings looked good but i am going to replace the bearings just in case. so my question is seeing as i have to buy a new cam and lifters, i would like to hear what would be a good cam combo if i keep the heads seeing as its set to run something like the MS4, or what head and cam combo would be good to go with for mid to high range power. Kind of a budget, but if i have too ill spend the extra money.
#2
We have two sets of heads that I think would be ideal for this. I would first recommend our PRC 227 aftermarket castings. They are the nicest heads we can offer for that setup and I think they would do exactly what you are wanting.
http://www.texas-speed.com/p-1163-pr...der-heads.aspx
If you want something a little more budget oriented but still an aftermarket casting take a look at the PRC as cast heads. I put them on my car and picked up 30 over the stock 243's. I would expect them to do pretty well with the MS4 as long as the all the bolt ons are there.
http://www.texas-speed.com/p-3515-pr...ast-heads.aspx
http://www.texas-speed.com/p-1163-pr...der-heads.aspx
If you want something a little more budget oriented but still an aftermarket casting take a look at the PRC as cast heads. I put them on my car and picked up 30 over the stock 243's. I would expect them to do pretty well with the MS4 as long as the all the bolt ons are there.
http://www.texas-speed.com/p-3515-pr...ast-heads.aspx
#5
you can do a mail order tune from TSP or from Frost.how many miles on your motor ?you mite have to resize the connecting rods if you remove the rods.have the valve springs tested to make sure they can handle the cam you install.maybe get a new oil pump also with a ls2 timing chain.check out some TSP or vengeance racing head/cam combos.look into some comp cam trunnion bearings .
#6
you can do a mail order tune from TSP or from Frost.how many miles on your motor ?you mite have to resize the connecting rods if you remove the rods.have the valve springs tested to make sure they can handle the cam you install.maybe get a new oil pump also with a ls2 timing chain.check out some TSP or vengeance racing head/cam combos.look into some comp cam trunnion bearings .
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#8
Yes the ls2 lifter trays drop right in...I just unbolted my old ls1 trays and bolted the ls2 trays right in place.
If you are that close to TSP please take the time to let them check your valve spring pressure....they might have been good and upto the job a year or two ago, but they wear and should be checked every year or so or 10,000 miles.
If you are that close to TSP please take the time to let them check your valve spring pressure....they might have been good and upto the job a year or two ago, but they wear and should be checked every year or so or 10,000 miles.
#9