SoonerBrad88

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I've been following this thread since it started and I'm ready for mine to be in. This cam makes crazy good numbers. Im hoping for a little better since I went with the Stage 3. Martin is a pioneer in the LS world!

softballnrd27

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Would this cam be good in a 5.3 w/243 heads, 4l80e w/appropriate converter 9" with 3.70-3.90 gears and in a 3600lb full size truck? Possibly porting by a reputable porter. I want to build a nice N/A combo that could possibly get me into the 12s possibly high 11s.

LS1nut346

That's a loaded question. Try emailing Martin. He has great customer service

Mark01Ws6

LS1 A4 Tick Sns stage 2 231/235:
Just a little romp in the Ws6. Was spinning through 1st. Just to give an idea of how this cam runs for those curious.

airforcemanss

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Thanks for the video.

This cam or a close custom from martin is my next move. Someone buy my d1sc kit... I have to sell due to tuition...

Hey Martin, you interested in a d1sc kit?

keep it coming fellas

brian_rs/ss

hey martin, what's going to be the difference between the regular sns stg 2 and the torquemax stg 2? i'm kinda torn between the two, not real sure which way i should jump. car is going to be a stock bottom 6.0, mild ported 799's, ls6 intake, 1 7/8's, t56, 9", 4.11's. it will be my track pig and see lots of abuse.

Sales@Tick

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With it being a "track pig", having 4.11's and a 9", larger 6.0 liter engine and better 799 heads I'd be looking at the LS2 SNS Stage 3 camshaft. Specs on it are 237/242 .622/.592 111+3.

This cam will need to be shifted at 6800-7000rpm for best performance on track and in racing situations. If you don't want to shift that high, I'd highly recommend the LS2 SNS Stage 2 231/235 .635/.610 111+2 as it only needs a 6600-6800rpm shift point for optimal performance.

Both cams will produce exceptional torque and HP curves with your 6.0, 799 headed LS6 intake combination.

Nickelndime

How well would the ls1 sns stage 2 work in a carbed Lq9? Pretty much stock long block with vic jr, 3600 stall and 4.10 gears? I understand a custom spec cam would be better, however I can get a new sns stage 2 for a good price from a friend who has changed direction on his build. Not looking to turn the sbe over 6,600?

Rise of the Phoenix

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Here you go. I love my SNS Torque Max Stage 2. Wish now I'd have gone for the bigger Stage 3, but this thing pulls like a freight train.

brian_rs/ss

thanks for the input! i am a little hesitant about shifting at 7k on the stock bottom, and really i should've mentioned i am keeping a/c as it will be driven to/from the track and street meets. so i think the latter of the two will suit me best

Tscape16

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Resurrecting this thread. Anyone have new numbers or times? Mine is getting re dynoed next week because the last tuner at the shop pulled timing and never figured out the idle. Would have corrected it last year but the tranmission failed (due to incorrect tuning). Needless to say I've got a great shop manager now and he's working to right the problem. Ready to make some noise!

Cmg393

Looking for the info asked for above as well.
Also I'm wondering what length pushrods you guys used with your sns stage 2 regular cam on regular (untouched 241 heads)
I will be buying one later this week and wanted to know.

springer_4

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Just put the same cam in my motor this week and when I spoke with Martin he told me 7.4 and since I already had a hardend set. That's what I went with.

Cmg393

Thanks man! How do you like it?

TrentSS

I was under the impression that the Torque Max Stage 2 needed at least a 3.73 gear in the rear and that's on Tick's website. It's the reason I was looking at the Stage 1. I'm surprised at how many have chimed in this thread with stock 3.42's and haven't had any major drivability issues.

It gives me hope with going with a bigger cam and keeping my stock 3.42 for now...

Exeodus

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Tick SNS Stage 2 cam Version (Regular/Mild): Regular

Heads: Stock 853

Ported? If yes, by who?:

Chamber size: Stock

Head gasket: Stock

Flycut? if so, how much? If no, what was your clearance?:

Exhaust, intake mods: 1 3/4 LT, FAST 92/90MM TB, 85 MAF, 36# Injectors

Rear gears: 3.54

Rear (i.e 9", S60, 10 bolt etc) S60

Auto or manual trans: Auto, 3600 Stall

Dyno HP/TQ: 382/370, Dynojet
Type of dyno? (i.e. mustang, dynojet):

Track Times and Speed: N\A


I am very happy with this cam, it sounds great on idle and pulls very hard. Since I am a convertible, and street manners is what I cared about most, I didn't want a cam that would require me to wind it to 6800 RPM. This setup peaks at 6300 RPM and has a nice torque curve.

Sales@Tick

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You can run the SNS Stage 2 with 3.42's as many have with good results.

As with anything when it comes to these cars, combination is key and having the proper rear gear set will really help keep the car in its power band. Especially with a 6 speed that will have a lot of RPM drop on the shift.

39coupeute

I have a sns stage 2 in my 5.7l 6speed aussie Holden monaro 1970 model.Today i had it tuned and it made 355rwhp which i thought was a bit low.It has a pulley ls6 style manifold 9inch 3.7 magnaflows billet throttle body motors done about 40000km.The tuner said the motor felt strong and thought the numbers were good.Surely a 9inch does'nt rob that much power but most of the dyno numbers on thi site for this cam claim 380-400rwhp whats the go.Are american dynos more generous than our aussie ones?I followed all recomendations from the tick web site BTR valve springs etc.Whats everyone think am i barking up the wrong tree or are the numbers ok.Cheers Mick

5_litre_eater

What do you have for headers? A set of long tubes would help out greatly, as would an x-pipe or a flowmaster merge type exhaust.

Sales@Tick

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From my experience, a lot of dyno operators in Oz own Dyno Dynamics dyno's and they tend to read low.

What kind of dyno was it on?