Texas Speed "Tsunami" Camshaft?
It will physically clear, however with the low compression on the LQ4 in most instanced I would recommend a smaller camshaft!
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First off thats fine go ahead an Pat G it up and when you have questions about his numberless camshaft for $600.00 then he will tell you that your done pumping him for free infromation because thats what he gets payed to do and if you want to know anything else you can pay like the rest of the people... I know this because he told me so and i have the message saved with a picture of the message. I'm sorry, but if i'm spending extra money for a custom part for my build such as a camshaft i want to know everything about it good, bad, how, or why it's going to fully benefit my intentions for the car I'm by no means at all bashing any work that pat has done for anybody on here or over the years because i've seen cams here in st. louis when they came out of the box, after install, and on the dyno. He is certainly a master of his craft an i highly credit his knowledge and abililty 100%, but his knowledge has nothing to do with his customer service or my personal experience with asking simple questions on a very important component that will turn a average H/C/I car into a unbelievable freak. I felt offended and disrespected for simple information for no reason. Thats my two cents on that.
I've never had a part, shipping or customer service issue ever with anything from matt and the boys at texas speed! I will stand behind and back these guys 100% any day of the week. In january my M6 camaro layed down 546/517 at 6,800RPM to the tire on a STOCK UNPORTED L76 Manifold, TSP 92mm PTM TB, LQ9-408, TSP-LS3 Milled 68cc with valve upgrade, Tsp Custom Grind, T-56, 12-bolt.
IMO Either way you go is fine really it's all just personal preference, but i've always wondered about that camshaft myself that hefty lift gave me goosebumps and the giggles... Lol If it's anything like the Ms4 then it should lay down for sure. If your unsure about anything aside from the feedback on the forum just give them guys a call they would be more than happen to give you the run down and assure you of what your buying instead of pressuring you into a gray area that'll make your car run it's *** off or just another dogged out H/C/I car that runs ok making 450RWHP... John Janns said it best even though this or that is what the formula calls for on paper doesn't always mean it's gonna work on the street. So thats why i've always stuck with texas speed is because they aren't scared to get crazy with numbers and think outside the box!
I've never had a part, shipping or customer service issue ever with anything from matt and the boys at texas speed! I will stand behind and back these guys 100% any day of the week. In january my M6 camaro layed down 546/517 at 6,800RPM to the tire on a STOCK UNPORTED L76 Manifold, TSP 92mm PTM TB, LQ9-408, TSP-LS3 Milled 68cc with valve upgrade, Tsp Custom Grind, T-56, 12-bolt.
IMO Either way you go is fine really it's all just personal preference, but i've always wondered about that camshaft myself that hefty lift gave me goosebumps and the giggles... Lol If it's anything like the Ms4 then it should lay down for sure. If your unsure about anything aside from the feedback on the forum just give them guys a call they would be more than happen to give you the run down and assure you of what your buying instead of pressuring you into a gray area that'll make your car run it's *** off or just another dogged out H/C/I car that runs ok making 450RWHP... John Janns said it best even though this or that is what the formula calls for on paper doesn't always mean it's gonna work on the street. So thats why i've always stuck with texas speed is because they aren't scared to get crazy with numbers and think outside the box!
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First off thats fine go ahead an Pat G it up and when you have questions about his numberless camshaft for $600.00 then he will tell you that your done pumping him for free infromation because thats what he gets payed to do and if you want to know anything else you can pay like the rest of the people... I know this because he told me so and i have the message saved with a picture of the message. I'm sorry, but if i'm spending extra money for a custom part for my build such as a camshaft i want to know everything about it good, bad, how, or why it's going to fully benefit my intentions for the car I'm by no means at all bashing any work that pat has done for anybody on here or over the years because i've seen cams here in st. louis when they came out of the box, after install, and on the dyno. He is certainly a master of his craft an i highly credit his knowledge and abililty 100%, but his knowledge has nothing to do with his customer service or my personal experience with asking simple questions on a very important component that will turn a average H/C/I car into a unbelievable freak. I felt offended and disrespected for simple information for no reason. Thats my two cents on that.
I've never had a part, shipping or customer service issue ever with anything from matt and the boys at texas speed! I will stand behind and back these guys 100% any day of the week. In january my M6 camaro layed down 546/517 at 6,800RPM to the tire on a STOCK UNPORTED L76 Manifold, TSP 92mm PTM TB, LQ9-408, TSP-LS3 Milled 68cc with valve upgrade, Tsp Custom Grind, T-56, 12-bolt.
IMO Either way you go is fine really it's all just personal preference, but i've always wondered about that camshaft myself that hefty lift gave me goosebumps and the giggles... Lol If it's anything like the Ms4 then it should lay down for sure. If your unsure about anything aside from the feedback on the forum just give them guys a call they would be more than happen to give you the run down and assure you of what your buying instead of pressuring you into a gray area that'll make your car run it's *** off or just another dogged out H/C/I car that runs ok making 450RWHP... John Janns said it best even though this or that is what the formula calls for on paper doesn't always mean it's gonna work on the street. So thats why i've always stuck with texas speed is because they aren't scared to get crazy with numbers and think outside the box!
I've never had a part, shipping or customer service issue ever with anything from matt and the boys at texas speed! I will stand behind and back these guys 100% any day of the week. In january my M6 camaro layed down 546/517 at 6,800RPM to the tire on a STOCK UNPORTED L76 Manifold, TSP 92mm PTM TB, LQ9-408, TSP-LS3 Milled 68cc with valve upgrade, Tsp Custom Grind, T-56, 12-bolt.
IMO Either way you go is fine really it's all just personal preference, but i've always wondered about that camshaft myself that hefty lift gave me goosebumps and the giggles... Lol If it's anything like the Ms4 then it should lay down for sure. If your unsure about anything aside from the feedback on the forum just give them guys a call they would be more than happen to give you the run down and assure you of what your buying instead of pressuring you into a gray area that'll make your car run it's *** off or just another dogged out H/C/I car that runs ok making 450RWHP... John Janns said it best even though this or that is what the formula calls for on paper doesn't always mean it's gonna work on the street. So thats why i've always stuck with texas speed is because they aren't scared to get crazy with numbers and think outside the box!
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Verdad Gallardo They would have had to have been setup to clear the Tsunami to keep enough valve-drop to run the Tsunami....same goes for the MS3.
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Pretty sure I would stick with proven cams like Texas Speed sells, they sell because they WORK, you could waste your money on a "custom cam" but chances are it wont do bit of difference over a similar "off the shelf" cam.
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Yes sir frank your living proof!!! Hahahaha I hope we get to hangout on the streets of st louis before this years over with!!! Lol
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First off thats fine go ahead an Pat G it up and when you have questions about his numberless camshaft for $600.00 then he will tell you that your done pumping him for free infromation because thats what he gets payed to do and if you want to know anything else you can pay like the rest of the people... I know this because he told me so and i have the message saved with a picture of the message. I'm sorry, but if i'm spending extra money for a custom part for my build such as a camshaft i want to know everything about it good, bad, how, or why it's going to fully benefit my intentions for the car I'm by no means at all bashing any work that pat has done for anybody on here or over the years because i've seen cams here in st. louis when they came out of the box, after install, and on the dyno. He is certainly a master of his craft an i highly credit his knowledge and abililty 100%, but his knowledge has nothing to do with his customer service or my personal experience with asking simple questions on a very important component that will turn a average H/C/I car into a unbelievable freak. I felt offended and disrespected for simple information for no reason. Thats my two cents on that.
I've never had a part, shipping or customer service issue ever with anything from matt and the boys at texas speed! I will stand behind and back these guys 100% any day of the week. In january my M6 camaro layed down 546/517 at 6,800RPM to the tire on a STOCK UNPORTED L76 Manifold, TSP 92mm PTM TB, LQ9-408, TSP-LS3 Milled 68cc with valve upgrade, Tsp Custom Grind, T-56, 12-bolt.
IMO Either way you go is fine really it's all just personal preference, but i've always wondered about that camshaft myself that hefty lift gave me goosebumps and the giggles... Lol If it's anything like the Ms4 then it should lay down for sure. If your unsure about anything aside from the feedback on the forum just give them guys a call they would be more than happen to give you the run down and assure you of what your buying instead of pressuring you into a gray area that'll make your car run it's *** off or just another dogged out H/C/I car that runs ok making 450RWHP... John Janns said it best even though this or that is what the formula calls for on paper doesn't always mean it's gonna work on the street. So thats why i've always stuck with texas speed is because they aren't scared to get crazy with numbers and think outside the box!
I've never had a part, shipping or customer service issue ever with anything from matt and the boys at texas speed! I will stand behind and back these guys 100% any day of the week. In january my M6 camaro layed down 546/517 at 6,800RPM to the tire on a STOCK UNPORTED L76 Manifold, TSP 92mm PTM TB, LQ9-408, TSP-LS3 Milled 68cc with valve upgrade, Tsp Custom Grind, T-56, 12-bolt.
IMO Either way you go is fine really it's all just personal preference, but i've always wondered about that camshaft myself that hefty lift gave me goosebumps and the giggles... Lol If it's anything like the Ms4 then it should lay down for sure. If your unsure about anything aside from the feedback on the forum just give them guys a call they would be more than happen to give you the run down and assure you of what your buying instead of pressuring you into a gray area that'll make your car run it's *** off or just another dogged out H/C/I car that runs ok making 450RWHP... John Janns said it best even though this or that is what the formula calls for on paper doesn't always mean it's gonna work on the street. So thats why i've always stuck with texas speed is because they aren't scared to get crazy with numbers and think outside the box!
Uhhh... okay I asked what about if I did have PVT? Did I really pay $25 for him to email me I don't have enough PVT and thats it? LOL!! Then he just reccomended a cam with just 1 lobe size bigger than mine on a 112 instead of a 113.... Nothing fancy and I've had another person tell me that cam size for free ironically. And after I shot back 3 or so emails with questions about adding performance to my car.... he stopped responding
I was just seeing what the "Pat G" thing was about. Nothing big IMO when there are so many good guys out there that don't charge for advice.DUDE!! Everyone has that "custom" 226/234 EPS cam LOL!! Thats funny!
