What to do with a 2002 SS Stock Cam???
My question is, do you think anyone would want a 2002 SS cam that only has 5,800 miles on it?
I know the 2002 cams are more aggressive then prior years, so I am not sure if someone with a 99+ would want it?
Should I even attempt to sell it, or put it on a shelf to collect dust?
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I did think of looking for a 2002 cam for the 98-99 i am getting as soon as i find one...however if im going to do internal motor work, most will agree it would be better to go to a hotcam, or a Ls6 cam.
Ryan.
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<strong>Actually, the 01 and 02 cams are less agressive than prior years in order to compensate for the lack of egr on the intake manifold.
Honestly, just hold on to it in case you ever want to 'de-mod' the car and sell it as stock.</strong><hr></blockquote>
I think the ’01 and up have more duration, less lift and less lsa. So it’s really hard to say which is more or less aggressive...
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Honestly, just hold on to it in case you ever want to 'de-mod' the car and sell it as stock.







