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Old Jun 21, 2006 | 07:04 PM
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I have a 02 ta
Hooker long tubes, BnB cat back, Lid, Fast 90/90, Slp maf, smooth bellows
Adding comps 228/230 at .571/.573 lift at 112lsa

does anyone have this came or dyno #s from simular set ups
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Old Jun 21, 2006 | 09:00 PM
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with stock heads you should see around 375-380, assuming it is tuned correctly
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Old Jun 21, 2006 | 09:33 PM
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I want the most power I can get out of my stock set up, Is their a nother cam that I can use that will get me closser to 400rwhp while still maintaining good drivability and low end tourq
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Old Jun 21, 2006 | 10:15 PM
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Go with the MS3. Love mine
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Old Jun 22, 2006 | 07:13 AM
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to keep your tq up something like a comp xer 228 .588 lift on a 112+2 will get you to the 400 mark with the 90/90.
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Old Jun 22, 2006 | 07:37 AM
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I have that same cam with LS6 intake.
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Old Jun 22, 2006 | 09:58 AM
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If you want a little bit more power I would go with an xe-r lobed 228/230 like mine. Or an f11. They will make more power than an xe lobe.
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Old Jun 22, 2006 | 10:41 AM
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I just put in a XER281HR yesterday, 232/236. Car pulls strong, and sounds like a beast. I'll have it dynoed in about a week, but just guessing based on the cam specs, it should be impressive. Oh, btw, I'm in an 02 Z full bolt on, stock heads.
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I have that same 228-230 cam as well in my 98 with Hooker exhaust from front to back with an e-cutout. I'm running it with Crane 1.8 rockers which put it a little over 600 on the lift. I have every bolt on except an e-waterpump. I also have Patriot perimeter bolt 2.05/1.60 heads. With an unlocked 3500 stall I put down 380/375.I dont have the Fast intake but I have the ls6.

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What is the difference between that 228/228 and say my 228/230 or even comps 224/230, what makes one cam more capable than the other, What has the the most power and is most streetable, and what kind of rpms would they peak at?
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check the cam i am in waiting to put in reverse split especially if you dont intend on heads any time soon
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Originally Posted by 02WS6pacecar
What is the difference between that 228/228 and say my 228/230 or even comps 224/230, what makes one cam more capable than the other, What has the the most power and is most streetable, and what kind of rpms would they peak at?
Stick with that cam. It will be damn close t0 400 properly done. Any bigger you def gonna hurt the low end.
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Originally Posted by 02WS6pacecar
I have a 02 ta
Hooker long tubes, BnB cat back, Lid, Fast 90/90, Slp maf, smooth bellows
Adding comps 228/230 at .571/.573 lift at 112lsa

does anyone have this came or dyno #s from simular set ups
hi I have a comp 228/230 cam In a 2000 holden berlina with a ls1, and had no idea on the lift etc till I found this forum as all.mods were previously done prior to me buying it. My only question is what kind cam i.e. hydrologic roller, flat tappet etc as I was only told the 228/230 part. What I can say tho is that all required mods were also done on the top end i.e. new push rods, lifters, valve springs, roller rockers, timing chain can rev out till about 7-7500 and is still hauling **** with ease, as for the gearbox i have a 3000 high stall in a stage 3 4l60e and it's got 275rwkw/380rwhp but that Tune was done with a stock box but had the high stall and anyone that's mucked around with these cars knows a stock box can't handle a lot of power so I'm pretty sure those power figures are low compared to what I could get out of it now...

oh and it's got a full diphillipo exhaust, 4 into 1 long tube headers into a twin 2 1/2"" with high low 200 cell cats
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I was gonna' say...In before GAtsma, again...
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I was gonna' say...In before GAtsma, again...
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Originally Posted by Glenn Klippel
hi I have a comp 228/230 cam In a 2000 holden berlina with a ls1,

had no idea on the lift etc till I found this forum as all.mods were previously done prior to me buying it.

My only question is what kind cam i.e. hydrologic roller, flat tappet etc as I was only told the 228/230 part.

What I can say tho is that all required mods were also done on the top end i.e. new push rods, lifters, valve springs, roller rockers, timing chain can rev out till about 7-7500 and is still hauling **** with ease,

as for the gearbox i have a 3000 high stall in a stage 3 4l60e and it's got 275rwkw/380rwhp

that Tune was done with a stock box but had the high stall and anyone that's mucked around with these cars knows a stock box can't handle a lot of power

I'm pretty sure those power figures are low compared to what I could get out of it now...

oh and it's got a full diphillipo exhaust, 4 into 1 long tube headers into a twin 2 1/2"" with high low 200 cell cats
Welcome to the forum. Sounds like a nice set up. 380 whp seems preety good to me.

7000 - 7500 rpm it could be a Low lash solid roller or a hydraulic roller. Hard to say without more specific details. Probably a hydraulic roller. No LS has flat tappet lifters that I'm aware of as that technology went out of fashion in the mid 1980's due to fuel mileage requirements.

BTW more people will read and reply if you break up the text into paragraphs so its easier to read.

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Originally Posted by CattleAc
I was gonna' say...In before GAtsma, again...
That fool is slippin and his post count sufferin....
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That fool is slippin and his post count sufferin....
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