Few cam questions.
Few cam questions. I have a 99 corvette and i was thinking of doing a hot cam. Yes i have searched a ton. It has long tubes, x pipe, cat back, cai, and ls6 intake. It put down 335 rwhp and 348 rwtq. I want to do the hot cam because me car has 120,000 miles and i have getting it for almost nothing. My buddy has a fast 78 intake and throttle body that he will give me for a steal. Would it even be worth getting even with such a small cam? Also it intake and throttle body are from a f body so how could i get the fly by wire to work with my sensor controled throttle body? Anyone think 375 rwhp is reasonable?
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Well look at it this way, any cam over stock is gonna be better. There's quite a few people running that cam on here, and are putting down some pretty decent numbers. 375 is def in your range. If the fast is a 78mm intake, it's really not much different from the ls6, and the stock throttle body should work. If your doing the cam I would do a ud pulley since your gonna have to pull the stocker anyways.
might have to sell the tb or go with a stock one on the FAST . too bad he dont have a 90mm or i would say just get a gm 90mm for sheap and bolt it up .
the hotcam has low lift . you can use the yellow springs on some but there are a variety of sleeper cams . there is the ASA cam that i have heard good things about . also it is made for road race cars so you dont have to be to far up in the rpms 24/7 .
cant go wrong and good luck !
the hotcam has low lift . you can use the yellow springs on some but there are a variety of sleeper cams . there is the ASA cam that i have heard good things about . also it is made for road race cars so you dont have to be to far up in the rpms 24/7 .
cant go wrong and good luck !
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might have to sell the tb or go with a stock one on the FAST . too bad he dont have a 90mm or i would say just get a gm 90mm for sheap and bolt it up .
the hotcam has low lift . you can use the yellow springs on some but there are a variety of sleeper cams . there is the ASA cam that i have heard good things about . also it is made for road race cars so you dont have to be to far up in the rpms 24/7 .
cant go wrong and good luck !
the hotcam has low lift . you can use the yellow springs on some but there are a variety of sleeper cams . there is the ASA cam that i have heard good things about . also it is made for road race cars so you dont have to be to far up in the rpms 24/7 .
cant go wrong and good luck !
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