Crazy Cam Idea's??? Help!!!
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Looking for the absolute best cam for my application.
Stage 3 5.3 ls1 head, ls6 intake, LT headers, precision pump #7 converter, 12 bolt rear w/3.73's. STOCK SHORTBLOCK
This is not a daily driver, I'm just looking for a cam that would make the most power with this setup.
Any Idea's???????
Stage 3 5.3 ls1 head, ls6 intake, LT headers, precision pump #7 converter, 12 bolt rear w/3.73's. STOCK SHORTBLOCK
This is not a daily driver, I'm just looking for a cam that would make the most power with this setup.
Any Idea's???????
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I think my Heads and Cam set up would work very nice with that your asking about.
The flowing cams should be a good starting point.
At least one of the following or bigger:
TR-224
MTI C2 224/224 XE-R
SRP-224 224/224 XE-R with a tweak
Probably the following or bigger:
TR-227/224
MTI X1 227/224 XE-R
Fastech's cam...don't remember the name either F1 or F3 or something like that.
TR-230/224
Good heads will help any cam make more power.
The flowing cams should be a good starting point.
At least one of the following or bigger:
TR-224
MTI C2 224/224 XE-R
SRP-224 224/224 XE-R with a tweak
Probably the following or bigger:
TR-227/224
MTI X1 227/224 XE-R
Fastech's cam...don't remember the name either F1 or F3 or something like that.
TR-230/224
Good heads will help any cam make more power.
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If you are looking for the most power you can get out of it, you might want to look into getting a solid roller. It has hp advantages over the hyd. roller but requires more maintenance and costs more.
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X1 Cam is the way to go! Check my Sig out for numbers. She really liked the spray also. Timing set at 23 degrees and running rich she stil pulled 414rwhp with A4,stall,12-bolt,big heavy wheels!