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06-18-2007, 11:15 PM
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cam question is it possible to have a nice size cam sound exactly like an stock ls1 cam cause im not really into the choppyness sound at all but i wanna produce a lil more power any suggestions
06-18-2007, 11:26 PM
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Yes. A higher LSA will make it sound smoother. Stock is something like 119 lsa. The cam Im running is a 112 lsa. def a choppier idle, but not that bad, its only a tr224 and man does it sound good. 
You should look at cams with a 114 lsa or higher for that tamer idle.
You should look at cams with a 114 lsa or higher for that tamer idle.
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I know MTI and TSP both has a sleeper cam they sell. MTI call thiers the "Stealth Cam ". They have 2 types . The one I like is the Stealth 1 cam , 220/220 .581/.581 115or 116 lsa . They have a Vette on their website idleing with this cam in it. This may be a baby cam to some ,but with the right set-up ,I'm sure this cam can run some solid mid-11's and still have the stealthness that I think you want.
06-20-2007, 09:54 AM
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Yes, indeed it is.
My car sounds stock to most people. It's surprised quiet a few people too.
A good quiet cat-back like the SLP dual/dual and 224 cam with 113 to 116 LSA will tend to be quiet. There are other combos that can be quiet and make power too.
My car sounds stock to most people. It's surprised quiet a few people too.
A good quiet cat-back like the SLP dual/dual and 224 cam with 113 to 116 LSA will tend to be quiet. There are other combos that can be quiet and make power too.