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Old 12-21-2012, 06:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Dyno Junkie
I'm using an off the shelf Comp Cams 231/ 231 .617 .617 114+2 in a crate LS3 in our 2001 Monaro, which weighs in at 3880lbs.
Ancillaries are 25% under drive, RAMJET OTR, 90mm throttle body, 1 7/8" into 3" collectors, 3" cats into 2 1/2" twin system, 4,500 convertor and 4.1:1 diff gears.

Any thoughts on this combo?
Fixed using LSL lobes

Why fixed?
lower overlap(only 3*)
IVC later at 47* degrees instead of 44.5*
EVO later for a longer power stroke
less chances of surging
less succeptible to reversion
better torque production


I thought you Ausie's like low and mid range torque?

And add a tranny cooler if you have not for that 4500 stall and heavy Morano.
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Originally Posted by bozzhawg
Fixed using LSL lobes

Why fixed?
lower overlap(only 3*)
IVC later at 47* degrees instead of 44.5*
EVO later for a longer power stroke
less chances of surging
less succeptible to reversion
better torque production


I thought you Ausie's like low and mid range torque?

And add a tranny cooler if you have not for that 4500 stall and heavy Morano.
Interesting what you mention about surging?

Compared to our old LS1 this feels very "torquie", and yes I've had a tranny cooler for a couple of years now.



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