Which cam
It's my DD and might see the track once a year if that. I'm after good drive ability and power under the curve that makes around 425rwhp. It's going to be paired with 1 7/8 headers, a fast 92/92 and prc stage 2.5 ls6 heads. Most likely a Yank ss3200, currently on 3.42 rear end.
Which cam is a better choice for me?
i like Ed's cams.have a baby one now(218/224 111lsa)that is fun as hell to drive around town with.next year if I do heads i'll probably upgrade to the Streetsweeper
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It's my DD and might see the track once a year if that. I'm after good drive ability and power under the curve that makes around 425rwhp. It's going to be paired with 1 7/8 headers, a fast 92/92 and prc stage 2.5 ls6 heads. Most likely a Yank ss3200, currently on 3.42 rear end.
Which cam is a better choice for me?
They do not require a aftermarket converter, the converter will help the car leave but will also suck up a bit of power.
LSX Stage 1 224 224 .568" .568" 114
LSX Stage 2 232 232 .595" .595 114
we do offer some more aggressive grinds that are still plenty street able but would be complimented by a baby stall.
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For all the reasons 01SSredA4 said, especially gentler lobe profiles &
Better steel Which will deliver more valve spring/train, stability and longevity.
And 113* LSA more DD friendly than 111*

PRC 2.5 heads and cam package and everything to complete an install. I'm almost ready just waiting to get my car back from the paint shop





