Best Head/Cam package for 02 WS6
These are just some estimates for a blower cam so don;t run out and get them just b/c of my examples. as for an N/a cam you would want a lower LSA with more lift and more duration for max power output. However you don;t have to get a blower specific cam for a blower to reap some huge rewards a blower will still make great power on an off the self 228r
For your H/C package it is really hard to beat the bang for the buck of the TSP packages with the PRC 5.3 heads. the heads are a 1000 dollars cheaper then some of the higher brand names such as AFR and ET and only a slight performance decrease
It really come down to the famous 2 questions
How much do you want to spend?
and
What are you looking to do with it?
if you don't want a choppy idle you are right about getting the 114 it will have less chop then a 112 or 111
The 224 and 228 from TSp are both good choices lots of people making good number with them and the PRC heads
These are just some estimates for a blower cam so don;t run out and get them just b/c of my examples. as for an N/a cam you would want a lower LSA with more lift and more duration for max power output. However you don;t have to get a blower specific cam for a blower to reap some huge rewards a blower will still make great power on an off the self 228r
For your H/C package it is really hard to beat the bang for the buck of the TSP packages with the PRC 5.3 heads. the heads are a 1000 dollars cheaper then some of the higher brand names such as AFR and ET and only a slight performance decrease
It really come down to the famous 2 questions
How much do you want to spend?
and
What are you looking to do with it?
if you don't want a choppy idle you are right about getting the 114 it will have less chop then a 112 or 111
The 224 and 228 from TSp are both good choices lots of people making good number with them and the PRC heads
The 228 should make more the the 224...both are good mid sized cams but the 228 will net you a few more ponies not night and day difference but a good 5 or maybe 10 hp in the higher RPMs
As for supercharging you should probably look at a different head. You can still S/C a 5.3 head but the 5.3's actually bump up the compression so you can;t run as much boost unless you intercool and are using really good gas. you may want to look at the 6.o heads these come with either a 70 or 72 cc chamber and would lower your compression ratio some which would help when you blow it later. I believe TSP still sells a set of ported 6.0 there website is
www.texas-speed.com
Most H/C combos will net about 400 HP to the wheels.....I have never seen a decent sized cam 220+ duration with any type of head better then stock not get at least 390 to the wheels. If you go really expensive you could see numbers as high as 450-460HP with cam and heads...but like i said EXPENSIVE. In fact one guy on here Patrick G i believe has gotten just over 500 to the wheels with his H/C setup but not all of us have the resources (AKA Cash) to do that. But over 400 is very do-able without destroying your credit
In short...i think a stage 2-3 6.0 head with a 228 would be a good choice
228/232 .585/.585 112 LSA w/ PRC stage 2.5 5.3 heads and your choice of gasket..
Great street package IMO...for a budget
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Will this 5.3 ltr package raise the compression causing me to need to repurchase the heads once I add a supercharger as Formula stated above? I run 93 octane all the time. With the 228/232 cam should I have any timing advance ground in? And the 112 LSA is not a choppy idle? Will running a 6.0 ltr head with lower compression cause a decrease in power before I get a supercharger installed?
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