CheaTR Cam & A4?
The reason is works so well is because of the huge split in duration. It is very similar to stock LSx cams but with more duration and lift.
216 LSK lobe
224 lobe from their famous 224/224 cam
115 LSA
0 - 2 degrees advance.
I think might bring the power band down a bit. Don't get hung up on low end torque. You have a 3000 stall so you don't see WOT below 3000 rpm.
I would not worry about the LSK lobe. You'll get a couple years out of your new springs unless you really pile on the miles.
MTI's stealth II cam is a reverse split. It will not do as well on a car with stock manifolds and cats.
Also after my testing I think spring life will be great for most people. I have the Truck Old Man Cam in my 2002 truck. I have put over 30,000 miles on the same set of springs. This truck is my daily driver and it has been on numerous trips across the country. It runs just as good today as when I first installed the cam.
Think of it this way: GM is putting right at .600 lift in the LS7. They have certain durability requirements on new car motors they have to meet, so they wouldn't go that high on lift if it couldn't be made to last...so why can't the aftermarket do the same thing.
If anyone wants some changes made to the Cheater cam as a custom grind, give me a call or e-mail me and we can discuss specifics. Just please give us a day to get past the hurricane!!!
This cam looks perfect for you
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/LS1-S...QQcmdZViewItem
If not that, I would take a look at some of the Vinci/Crane Cams and rocker arm setups. Or you could do something like what I did and get a 3 tenth & 3 mph improvement still on stock manifolds & cats.
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This cam looks perfect for you
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/LS1-S...QQcmdZViewItem If not that, I would take a look at some of the Vinci/Crane Cams and rocker arm setups. Or you could do something like what I did and get a 3 tenth & 3 mph improvement still on stock manifolds & cats.
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