230/240 .592/.605 113lsa Opinions???
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I am having a 6.2L Cast Iron forged longblock built to go in my 99' Camaro SS M6. It will have the ls3 heads/intake. Compression will be 10.5:1.
The only thing I am undecided about is the cam.
This is what the engine builder suggest. He said that I would love it.
230/240 .592/.605 113lsa
What kind of rpm range am I looking at? Good under the curve power? I dont really care about peak super high rmp power that I will more than likely never use.
Trying to reach atleast 450rwhp with this set-up.
Thanks
Chase
The only thing I am undecided about is the cam.
This is what the engine builder suggest. He said that I would love it.
230/240 .592/.605 113lsa
What kind of rpm range am I looking at? Good under the curve power? I dont really care about peak super high rmp power that I will more than likely never use.
Trying to reach atleast 450rwhp with this set-up.
Thanks
Chase
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I am having a 6.2L Cast Iron forged longblock built to go in my 99' Camaro SS M6. It will have the ls3 heads/intake. Compression will be 10.5:1.
The only thing I am undecided about is the cam.
This is what the engine builder suggest. He said that I would love it.
230/240 .592/.605 113lsa
What kind of rpm range am I looking at? Good under the curve power? I dont really care about peak super high rmp power that I will more than likely never use.
Trying to reach atleast 450rwhp with this set-up.
Thanks
Chase
The only thing I am undecided about is the cam.
This is what the engine builder suggest. He said that I would love it.
230/240 .592/.605 113lsa
What kind of rpm range am I looking at? Good under the curve power? I dont really care about peak super high rmp power that I will more than likely never use.
Trying to reach atleast 450rwhp with this set-up.
Thanks
Chase