Best sleeper cam??
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I have a 98 z-28 M6,Im looking for a great "Sleeper" cam. needs to sound stock. i dont want to have to port my heads(dont haave the money hahaha) i want a cam that sounds stock. i was thinking about the ls6 cam. i was also thinking about the lingenfelter GT2-3 cam 207/220 .573/.580n 117.5 cl. thanks for all
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TR220 114 would be a good sleeper cam; just raise the idle speed a little and run some quiet mufflers on your duals. Another good one would be the MTI B1 or even the Hammer cam on a 114 LSA. I wouldn't go to the trouble of installing a LS6 cam; too much work for a swap to another factory cam IMHO.
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what about the GT2-3 lingenfelter cam??? 117.5 LS now thats stock.. if i wanted to put a bad-*** cam in there it would be a x-1 or a thunder split pattern cam.
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theres the comp cams 212/218-.558/.563-115 also... should split the difference between the ls6 and lpe cams... has more intake duration, a bit less lsa and lift...
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I have a 98 z-28 M6,Im looking for a great "Sleeper" cam. needs to sound stock.
98 Z-28 M6, True duals, MTI Lid, Hooker LT's, Spec Stage 3 Carbon Clutch, HD Posi, B&M shifter, LS6 Intake.
98 Z-28 M6, True duals, MTI Lid, Hooker LT's, Spec Stage 3 Carbon Clutch, HD Posi, B&M shifter, LS6 Intake.
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LPE cam's exhaust bias is for stock manifold cars. Not enough intake duration for me.
I agree that a TR 220/220 114 is nearly perfect as a sleeper. A 900 rpm idle would hide it with a quiet exhaust. You could add another 1 or 2 degrees to the LSA to get even more of a sleeper idle. With a 116 LSA add 2 - 4 degrees of advance.
I agree that a TR 220/220 114 is nearly perfect as a sleeper. A 900 rpm idle would hide it with a quiet exhaust. You could add another 1 or 2 degrees to the LSA to get even more of a sleeper idle. With a 116 LSA add 2 - 4 degrees of advance.
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I wanted a sleeper cam, so I picked up a Comp Cams XTreme RPM grind, #CCA-54-426-11, but ground on a 115 LSA. Specs are 222/224 duration, .566/.568 lift. I'll have it installed the weekend after this.
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The MTI B1 cam is definitely NOT a sleeper cam. If you have any kind of aftermarket cat-back, you will hear it chopping from several yards away. Better go smaller.