Cam Question????
Cam Question???? Will the G5X2/112 or G5X3/114 work with Patriot LS6 style heads with the 59cc chambers? Also, if anyone is running one of these setups how does it perform? Thanks
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From: BFE
Originally Posted by 2001CamaroGuy
oh......if they are not milled, then it might work if the valves are stock size. 
Call Trevor at TSP he'll tell you all about it.
Last edited by PREDATOR-Z; Jun 3, 2004 at 04:11 PM.
One option is to check how far the Intake valve will drop into the motor with the piston at TDC. The accepted amount is about .200" IIRC. That will let you know if you even have a prayer of it fitting, due to valve location in the head.
I did a G5X2 114 on a set of GTP Stage II heads with larger valves and no milling with no problems whatsoever... and the rev limiter has been hit on bottle a few times without having contact
I had a valve drop of .181" on my heads even with the thicker MLS head gaskets. You'll just have to check what yours is, and if it's less than .200", then it won't fit.
And, no the LS6 style heads aren't milled nor will the slightly larger intake valve eat up very much clearance. More importantly, it depends on how deep the seats are cut when the heads are built.
And, no the LS6 style heads aren't milled nor will the slightly larger intake valve eat up very much clearance. More importantly, it depends on how deep the seats are cut when the heads are built.