Aggressive idle cams...I need specs!
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Aggressive idle cams...I need specs!
I'm looking for a cam for my 02 SS and I want the most aggressive sounding cam I can get. Any ideas? Specs? I heard a video of a TSP Magic Stick Cam that had a crazy idle but it didn't have any other info on the cam(http://video.ls1tech.com/hottestvide...C1ED08BA33.htm) No duration, lift, nothing. Please help.
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Originally Posted by 02SS:ZEUS
I'm looking for a cam for my 02 SS and I want the most aggressive sounding cam I can get. Any ideas? Specs? I heard a video of a TSP Magic Stick Cam that had a crazy idle but it didn't have any other info on the cam(http://video.ls1tech.com/hottestvide...C1ED08BA33.htm) No duration, lift, nothing. Please help.
Well as far as the magic stick goes i heard that cam lopes pretty damn good lol..and produces great numbers the specs arehttp://www.texas-speed.com/shop/item.asp?itemid=170&catid=44 ?? what are your plans for the car?? Is it a daily driver or your toy for the weekends?? Is it a A4 or M6?? i myself with my A4 went with a 231/237 .595/.605 on a 112 and it is cammin its *** off lol with a 3600 stall,just intsalled it on wednesday.. when it comes to cams everyone has there own opinion, so at the end of your decison do what you think is right for you. Good luck and hope this helps, if you need addtional help choosing a cam go to the thread above called cam help..
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Originally Posted by blue2002ss06
Well as far as the magic stick goes i heard that cam lopes pretty damn good lol..and produces great numbers the specs arehttp://www.texas-speed.com/shop/item.asp?itemid=170&catid=44 ?? what are your plans for the car?? Is it a daily driver or your toy for the weekends?? Is it a A4 or M6?? i myself with my A4 went with a 231/237 .595/.605 on a 112 and it is cammin its *** off lol with a 3600 stall,just intsalled it on wednesday.. when it comes to cams everyone has there own opinion, so at the end of your decison do what you think is right for you. Good luck and hope this helps, if you need addtional help choosing a cam go to the thread above called cam help..
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Well, I just installed MS3, PRC LS6 heads, yank 3800 stall, and 4.10 gear in my 98 z28. BTW the MS3 specs are .603/.609 237/242 113LSA you can also choose a 114LSA which would idle more smooth. It is very lopey and it feels stronger now than when I was sprayin 150 shot on a stock motor. I dont have any number to back it up, but just the "seat of the pants" feel is enough to speak for its self. But I am down right now waitin on a tranny
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Originally Posted by 1fastz28nx
Well, I just installed MS3, PRC LS6 heads, yank 3800 stall, and 4.10 gear in my 98 z28. BTW the MS3 specs are .603/.609 237/242 113LSA you can also choose a 114LSA which would idle more smooth. It is very lopey and it feels stronger now than when I was sprayin 150 shot on a stock motor. I dont have any number to back it up, but just the "seat of the pants" feel is enough to speak for its self. But I am down right now waitin on a tranny
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i would also get a dual timing chain and a ported ls6 oil pump as well, im thinking of doing the ms3 or f13 myself, kinda leaning towards the ms3 because of the results gm muscle has gotten at the track.
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I run a TSP 242/248 on a 114lsa with PRC dual springs and hardened pushrods, TSP TD's with !cats/emissions through Sweet Thunder mufflers...very, very wicked sounding, sounds like a nitro/prostock motor with mufflers.....a stout cam that pulls incredibly hard and can be driven daily with no problems
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Originally Posted by 92zcamaroperson
if he just got a cam with a close lsa wouldnt that give him the chop he's looking for?
get almost any cam above 228* duration on a 110 lsa and it will sound pretty mean.
if you just want noise, get a t-rex and set it to idle around 1,200...that will rattle windows for sure!
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Never choose a cam based on sound. You will end up over camming the motor, and it will be a turd down low. I've seen it happen time and again. Always choose a cam based on the type of driving you'll be doing, gears, compression, etc and how high you're willing to spend the motor. Almost any good cam will lope noticeably, and there are ways to get that desirable lope without going with a big cam. The obvious way is simply a lower idle, say around 650-700 with an M6 car, instead of around 900 alot of people end up doing. Also, a 224/224 cam or similar size will still lope pretty well with a low idle and be ground on a 112 or lower LSA.
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I would imagine 370+ CID. That is a stroker profile. BTW your looking for lots of overlap in a cam. I would get one that sounded up to your specs, but not one that just sounded good and was a POS when it comes to performance.
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My T-rex at 1200 sounds like a car thats idling to fast. Put it at 800-900 and watch the car shake. I love the way it idles, and with the right gear, you can daily drive the **** out of it.
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Originally Posted by s346k
in a nutshell, yes.
get almost any cam above 228* duration on a 110 lsa and it will sound pretty mean.
if you just want noise, get a t-rex and set it to idle around 1,200...that will rattle windows for sure!
get almost any cam above 228* duration on a 110 lsa and it will sound pretty mean.
if you just want noise, get a t-rex and set it to idle around 1,200...that will rattle windows for sure!
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Originally Posted by 92zcamaroperson
like the guy that posted with only 222/222. That sounded pretty good for that size of a cam.