GM HOT CAM
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I havent seen anyone break the 400 mark with this cam yet
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one guy from plano hit 397 i believe, with hotcam, mac headers / true duals, tunned, s2 TB and lid the other day. the car was a 02 m6
397RWHP From Hotcam
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397RWHP From Hotcam
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I hit 380rwhp in 100 degree weather. That is NOT will all the bolt-ons either. I have a '00 car and do NOT have the LS6 intake, do not have a pulley, do not have a filter. All I have is headers, exhaust, S2 TB, lid, and hotcam. I am installing an LS6 intake tomorrow, that should help out a lot.
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The benefits of the hot cam is less stress on the valvetrain. I went with the GM ASA cam for that reason. Sure I could have made 10 more hp with a higher lift, but with my cam I dont have to worry about changing springs every two years.
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I dont have to worry about changing springs every two years.
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My Hotcam experience is a s follows: Stock with 4.10's/LM & SLP Maf 13.40 at 107.23 in Sept. of 02 in 93 deg. heat. With Hotcam/Predator tuning & gutted cats 12.80 @ 111.74 in guess what 93 deg. heat. I only made 3 passes but there is no doubt the HC helped with the mph. I know I won't be running with the big dogs with this cam but with a 150 wet shot and long tubes it will be a quick street car if you catch my drift.
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Ken, did you just say 150 wet shot?