need streetable 380-400rwhp
Also, what would the sound be like? Choppy at idle? Would it be very noticeable?(I'd like some lope
)Thanks in advance,
Michael
Last edited by michaelxx16; Apr 27, 2007 at 08:36 AM.
TSP Torquer v2
Comp 918 springs
Comp Chrome Molly factory length push rods
Long tubes (pace setter ceramic are good), off-road y-pipe (if you have emission friends)
LS6 intake or similar
Port or replace the MAS and Throttle body with larger units.
Get it dyno-tuned
Viola! 380+ and very streetable. My wife drove mine all the time with a Stage II SPEC clutch that before I tore it down to do a 408 made 412/382 with ported heads. Some people might agree/disagree but it is a proven combination that has really good street manners and the 112 degree lobe seperation has a nice lope to it!
You can't go wrong with this... except if you use stock street tires, you'll have 0 traction through first gear and part of second.
I don't think you wanna spin your motor to what the T2 wants. I'd stay around a 224 dur. for what you're asking. Does your budget allow for heads? Because if it does allow for a $1,200 set of heads, you could be at 420rwhp pretty easily with the TR 224 on a 112 LSA and some Livernois heads. It has been done quite a few times before and would be very streetable with a nice little lope. If you want to go more aggressive and more lopey, you could go with a 228/232 grind on a 110 LSA with 2 to 4 degrees advance ground in.
All in all, if you have the supporting mods, I could see you hitting 375 to 385 rwhp with just the TR 224 so just keep that in mind. Picking up an LS6 intake or FAST 78 (even better but pricier) wouldn't hurt either
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All in all it's going to cost some cash, unless you can do the insalls yourself.MPG blows ***, 18 if Im lucky
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. Good Luck.
Bill
Thanks a lot,
Michael
See how the 2 first numbers are switched compared to the other cam.
Ex.- 232/234 compared to 230/224
Reverse split cams are designed to work best with stock heads. You would get some good results from a reverse split choice & stock heads. Just remember not to get hung up on hittin a certain number, pick your cam for the type of power curve you want. If you don't you won't be happy after.









