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Old 03-29-2007, 12:06 PM
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who is runnin the SI5 cam in there car? happy with it? good curve? good power?
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what is a "SI5" cam? Link if sponsor, or post specs.
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http://www.ls1speed.com/catagory.cfm...in%20/%20Heads

It's ground as 112+4
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yea please help, i want to kno a lil more about this cam also. im about to buy this cam also
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i have the cam and made 432 to the ground with my z28 m6 bolt on only.

the cam is awesome, but wouldnt be the best for a DD.

what details do you want to know?
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I got the SI5 last year, good mid range, not all top end, it pulls hard up top & doesn't fall off.
Depends what you definition of daily drivable is. My tune is good, my car is an A4, I don't daily drive it, but when I drive it to work or whatever, the cam doesn't make driving it a pain at all. It is a little gassy at idle, all the positives far out weigh that though.

Here is my graph.
http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b2...1999SSA4NA.jpg

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I also would like to know more about this cam also. I am in the market for a cam too.
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ibanez7 & I both have it, what would you like to know?
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what heads are you guys running? does it have a good lobe separation for a procharger? what are the specs exactly? i am looking for a good cam that i can run now and also with a procharger in the future. thanks guys
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what times have you pulled the track and what stall to run?
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Originally Posted by T/AWS6969
what heads are you guys running? does it have a good lobe separation for a procharger? what are the specs exactly? i am looking for a good cam that i can run now and also with a procharger in the future. thanks guys

I'm running the factory heads. Reason being is because I am also going into a procharger setup, (d1 or f1, havent decided yet). I'm aiming for big numbers so I will not be using the same block. More then likely I will swap out my ls1 for a ls2 or 3.

in regards to if this cam will work with a procharger setup. Yes it will, its the CC of your heads that you need to watch for. NA heads are different then boost heads. I do feel there are better cams for boost applications, but the SI5 should work great. Its a great power cam from down low all the way through the curve to up top.

specs are:
SI5 - 231/237 589/595 112+4

The lope causes a very aggressive race car sound with the exhaust. Its a fast ramp cam too!
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hey ibanez what is the peak shift point? I am looking for around 6200 to 6500 , not any more that that.---Thanks
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I have this cam, can't wait for the weather to improve so i can install it plus a set of ET215 heads.
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I didn't know we sent some pommy an SI5 cam? j/k :p

SI5 is designed for Stock internal LS1/LS2, Ibanez7 and Unstang have shown extra ordinary results

Cam only; typically this cam dynos from 380rwhp in an automatic 1998 Camaro/TA, 01/02 Fbody/C5/04GTO M6 pushes 400rwhp or 432 in Ibanez's case.

We installed SI5 in an 2005 GTO auto,423rwhp with usual bolt ons went 11.8x constantly and 10s on spray.

we also have an SI5V2 that uses aggressive lobes, need to run it in few more combinations.

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my car made 452rwhp through a Moser 9"/built M6 with this cam and PRC Stg. 2.5 5.3 heads and a FAST90 that i ported.

i loved that cam. it's out now (for sale w/7.4 pushrods!!!) in favor of a new motor i'm building
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Originally Posted by T/AWS6969
hey ibanez what is the peak shift point? I am looking for around 6200 to 6500 , not any more that that.---Thanks
I shift at 7000. My engine kept making HP through out. my rev limiter is now at 7200
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Originally Posted by Fraser@SpeedInc
I didn't know we sent some pommy a SI5 cam? j/k :p

SI5 is designed for Stock internal LS1/LS2, Ibanez7 and Unstang have shown extra ordinary results

Cam only; typically this cam dynos from 380rwhp in an automatic 1998 Camaro/TA, 01/02 Fbody/C5/04GTO M6 pushes 400rwhp or 432 in Ibanez's case.

We installed SI5 in an 2005 GTO auto,423rwhp with usual bolt ons went 11.8x constantly and 10s on spray.

we also have an SI5V2 that uses aggressive lobes, need to run it in few more combinations.
I just got lucky.. your dyno read 418-420 cant remember the exact.

another dynojet same settings and smoothign showed 432.

nonetheless is a great cam. I wish you had the v2 when I bought mine. LOL
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Originally Posted by ibanez7
nonetheless is a great cam. I wish you had the v2 when I bought mine. LOL
So far 1 car with it and didn't out-perform regular SI5 cam in a 346, then again some cars dyno 390rwhp and 425rwhp with same cam and drivetrain combination, so i'd like to get more real world numbers from it.

Had higher expectations, maybe in the next combination i'll see them?

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bump... any results available yet on the v2?


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