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224/224 .581 112LSA
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232/236 .588 .575 114LSA
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'02 vette. Engine has stinger intake, Kooks 1-7/8" LT's w/high flow cats. Presently does 335rwhp.
My car is used as weekend street car, my last vette had a 224-581-112 LSA cam and I was happy with it.
On this car I considering going bigger. 232/236. .588/.575 - 114 LSA. Will I lose loads of low end?
My car is used as weekend street car, my last vette had a 224-581-112 LSA cam and I was happy with it.
On this car I considering going bigger. 232/236. .588/.575 - 114 LSA. Will I lose loads of low end?
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I built a car with a cam similar to the second selection 232/236 and it runs like a scalded ape!!!! I put stock LS6 heads on it and the cam with a 112 centerline with 2 degrees advance ground in. Through a LS1 intake the car put down 394 RWHP.
I highly reccomend the larger of the two cams, it should be extremely drivable and should not have much noticable cam surge.
I highly reccomend the larger of the two cams, it should be extremely drivable and should not have much noticable cam surge.
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maybe go for something a little bit bigger.
try these 2 LSK lobes:
intake: #2131 243 .653"
exhaust: #2132 247 .656"
that'd be a 243/247 .653/.656, put it on a 111+1 or +2
the LSK lobes usually end up a little bigger than advertised though.
try these 2 LSK lobes:
intake: #2131 243 .653"
exhaust: #2132 247 .656"
that'd be a 243/247 .653/.656, put it on a 111+1 or +2
the LSK lobes usually end up a little bigger than advertised though.
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Originally Posted by Asmodeus
maybe go for something a little bit bigger.
try these 2 LSK lobes:
intake: #2131 243 .653"
exhaust: #2132 247 .656"
that'd be a 243/247 .653/.656, put it on a 111+1 or +2
the LSK lobes usually end up a little bigger than advertised though.
try these 2 LSK lobes:
intake: #2131 243 .653"
exhaust: #2132 247 .656"
that'd be a 243/247 .653/.656, put it on a 111+1 or +2
the LSK lobes usually end up a little bigger than advertised though.
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Originally Posted by cws T/A
thats like putting a horsecock in a virgin .. itll never work
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233/239, That is the cam that I am really thinking about, maybe the MS3....
It's all up to wht you really want...Since it's a weekender then why not go for a large cam and a nice set of heads...Tune it out and have fun with it.
It's all up to wht you really want...Since it's a weekender then why not go for a large cam and a nice set of heads...Tune it out and have fun with it.
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Couple of Killer Cams under 46* IVC ABDC
228/232 .588''/.592'' 110+2 XE-R Lobes http://media.putfile.com/228232-110LSA-on-Startup
224/228 .637''/.639'' 110+2 LSK Lobes makes 8.1 dcr stock ls1 at 10.1 scr
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236/242 .602''/.610'' 110+2 XE-R https://ls1tech.com/forums/dynamometer-results-comparisons/572811-dyno-results.html
235/240 .646''/.609'' 110+2 LSK/XE-R
235/240 .646''/.609'' 109+1 LSK/XE-R
228/232 .588''/.592'' 110+2 XE-R Lobes http://media.putfile.com/228232-110LSA-on-Startup
224/228 .637''/.639'' 110+2 LSK Lobes makes 8.1 dcr stock ls1 at 10.1 scr
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236/242 .602''/.610'' 110+2 XE-R https://ls1tech.com/forums/dynamometer-results-comparisons/572811-dyno-results.html
235/240 .646''/.609'' 110+2 LSK/XE-R
235/240 .646''/.609'' 109+1 LSK/XE-R
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T-rex cam is the ****
Why in the world are you guys telling him all these big *** cams?
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I added the Custom section just to let people express and not be forced to choose 1 of the 2 cams listed. I think that you should look into a custom cam myself. Probably a lower 230's duration like 230/232 on a 114 so you have a wider spread of power and not a lot of lowend loss.
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Originally Posted by N4cer
G5X2 on a 112.
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You can consider this "228/230 0.639-0.592 @112LSA-112ICL LSK/XER" very seriously to reach your goals and match the best of both world, Daily driving and Performance driving in a single match according the last research of Patrick G.
- No flycut needed....
- PRC Platinium Dual Spring.... (works to .670 with LSK lobes)
- IVC is 46° @ 0.050, optimum LS1/LS6
- Only 5° of overlap @ 0.050 which gives a lot of mid range torque
Take a look there to find what you are looking for :
https://ls1tech.com/forums/lsx-parts-sale/598965-228-230-0-639-0-592-112lsa-112icl-lsk-xer-lobes.html
Christian
- No flycut needed....
- PRC Platinium Dual Spring.... (works to .670 with LSK lobes)
- IVC is 46° @ 0.050, optimum LS1/LS6
- Only 5° of overlap @ 0.050 which gives a lot of mid range torque
Take a look there to find what you are looking for :
https://ls1tech.com/forums/lsx-parts-sale/598965-228-230-0-639-0-592-112lsa-112icl-lsk-xer-lobes.html
Christian
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custom comp 228/236, 588/578,114,ported heads,all bolt ons,very satisfied with 393 rwhp,352 tq, on a mustang dyno with a stall converter and 12bolt.Dyno jet numbers would be more like 432/387.