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Originally Posted by Ls1nyetrus
What exactly was done to yours
My old 6 liter setup:
65 Skylark #3700
LQ9 stock bottom end 10.88:1
CNC ported 799 casting heads
Ported Victor Jr
Cam Motion LLR (The low lash solid roller version of the Junkyard Dog camshaft)
950 Holley HP carb
1 3/4" headers
TH 220-4r trans with a Circle D 4c 4000 stall
3.90 gears and a 275/60 radial


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Whats the difference between llr and jyd cam
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Originally Posted by Ls1nyetrus
Whats the difference between llr and jyd cam
The Cam Motion LLR is a low lash solid roller. It uses solid lifters rather than hydraulic lifters. The lobes have more lift and a slightly more aggressive profile. They also require adjustable rocker arms to set the lash.

You can read a bit more about it here: http://www.cammotion.com/low-lash-solid-roller.php

and here:

This is an article that I wrote before I started working for Cam Motion:
https://ls1tech.com/forums/generatio...k-results.html
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Originally Posted by speedtigger
The Cam Motion LLR is a low lash solid roller. It uses solid lifters rather than hydraulic lifters. The lobes have more lift and a slightly more aggressive profile. They also require adjustable rocker arms to set the lash.

You can read a bit more about it here: http://www.cammotion.com/low-lash-solid-roller.php

and here:

This is an article that I wrote before I started working for Cam Motion:
https://ls1tech.com/forums/generatio...k-results.html
I got the jyd cam just need help.wit heads
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Best bang for the buck? CNC ported 243/799 heads. Frankenstein, Total Engine Airflow, AI, etc.
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I got the jyd cam just need help.wit heads
My recommendation is above. I think that is the best bang for the buck.
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My recommendation is above. I think that is the best bang for the buck.
who did urs and what was done
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Originally Posted by Ls1nyetrus
who did urs and what was done
Mine were done by PRC. CNC port work, stock combustion chamber and stock valves.



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