LS7 cam specs?
Chuck
Quite a split on that stick.
Wonder how much the LS7 is going to be as a crate motor???
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I also think many will be suprised by just how small of a cam is in this engine from the factory. Remember the rocker ratio has been increased to 1.8 to 1 so I think the cam will be relatively small duration since meeting emmision and gas milage requirements is important to the General.
Since emissions and Gas milage isn't quite as important to some of us, taking advantage of these new good flowing heads adding 100 or more HP will be easy

I dont see those duration #'s at the top of the thread being true, every GM cam has a split that is baised to the exhaust.
of intake duration whle keeping emissions down.
The LT header will kill these beautiful exhaust manifolds. While CLOSE to a shorty, and I'm sure they keep underhood noise down they are still a manifold.
The rest of the system is great. LT header will unleash another 20rwhp easy.
The head is basically a C5R head that has street friendliness built into it. Did they already quote flows of 370CFM? I doubt GM would put a 2.2" intake valve and put an insufficient port beind it. With porting this
probably goes to 400-430CFM.
With a good cam, LT's and tuning this is one that makes more than the older stuff.
There was a C5R 434 that did 680rwhp@7200 and 540rwtq@5000.
This motor will do at or close to 600rwhp while keeping a band where RWTQ is greater than any 346 at any point on the graph.
With head porting, solid roller it will do 650rwhp.
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