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Old 04-14-2007 | 01:55 PM
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Originally Posted by NviouSS
how bout a sound clip? also, what's your full mod list?
We will get our buddy (MR. POWELL) to make a sound clip and vid, he's good at that stuff.
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try to get an accurate figure, since i have a feeling WOT will happen quite often
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Originally Posted by L$1W$6
im going to drive it around a bit and then i will let you know. its my daily driver so i hope its not that bad!!!
Nice #'s man, congrats!! I was pretty close when I told you 400hp and 380tq! enjoy your new found power!
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Thats exactly the same mods i have. Lets us know about the gas mileage with the ASA.
with a 50/50 mix of highway and stop & go driving, I avg. 20mpg
Old 04-14-2007 | 05:28 PM
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i'm glad this thread came up. i just wished it was brought up sooner before i put the hotcam in my SS. Dont get me wrong the Hotcam is nice but i need more midrange/top end power and that torque curve is very nice. I guess I will be spending more money now on the cam swap. But then again with any toy there's always an excuse to spend more money HA
Old 04-14-2007 | 06:26 PM
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If anybody in houston wants to save on labor for a cam or head/cam install me and my buddy will do it a lot chaper than any shop!
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only if u were in san antonio ....damn!
Old 04-14-2007 | 08:27 PM
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drive down here and leave us your car. it would only take us a weekend with good weather to do it.
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thanks for the offer but i'm doing the swap with a buddy.
Old 04-15-2007 | 01:58 PM
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where r u guys getting your 7.425 pushrods and timing chains from? Other than springs, which I already have, that's all I should need for my ASA swap, right?
Old 04-15-2007 | 03:12 PM
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Originally Posted by SSsuperdave
where r u guys getting your 7.425 pushrods and timing chains from? Other than springs, which I already have, that's all I should need for my ASA swap, right?

i think thunder carries 7.425's. many of the sponsors carry the ls2 chain also. you're going to need new gaskets and crank bolt.
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Yep, pushrods from thunder, ls2 chain from scoggin dickey, you might as well change your oil pump because it has to come out anyway to get that new chain in.
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Yea go ahead and change your oil pump while your down there, that way you dont have to worry about it later. Thunder has their own pushrods really cheap. Actually I bought the timing chain from Texas Speed. All the gaskets were found on Scoggin Dickey.
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any sound clips yet?
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no clips yet. hopefully by this week if not this weekend. i will be going on a cruise with some buddies that have cameras , hopefully i can get a sound clip w/ video.
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arent the ls6 pushrods 7.425? i know the ls6 basecircle is slightly smaller than the ls1 base circle, but never found the answer to the ls6 pr question. if your really strapped for cash, a set of ls6 prods would do well, since the ls6 redline is at 6500, im sure they would be safe to use
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LS6 cam has smaller base circle, but the ls6 valves have longer stems which result in 7.400" push rods. When you mix ls6 cam with stock ls1 length valves then you need a longer p-rod.
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Originally Posted by ilirw325
LS6 cam has smaller base circle, but the ls6 valves have longer stems which result in 7.400" push rods. When you mix ls6 cam with stock ls1 length valves then you need a longer p-rod.
so does the same go for the "LS6 Hot Cam"?
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has anybody ever ran the asa on nitrous? how do yall think it would do?
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Everyone seems to agree that 7.425 pushrods help quiet down the valvetrain, but should I expect a little more noise even with longer pushrods? With my crane roller rockers I already have the 'sewing machine' sound, would that become more obvious? I don't want to sound like a pansy about noises, I'm just trying to get a heads up on any noises that are common with a cam swap so I don't get to worried about any new sounds. And what about gas mileage?? I havn't heard from any ASA owners yet. How much is it gonna hurt my gas gauge?
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Originally Posted by GR33N GoblinM6
so does the same go for the "LS6 Hot Cam"?

Ive been wanting to know this for the hotcam and asa cam, and still havent gotten a 100% answer


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