Help w/ my LS2........
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Ok guys I need help choosing a cam. I have patriot performance stage 2 heads w/ their dual springs. I want a cam that I dont have to wait untill 5000rpm before I get a lot of power. I'll be doing nearly all my racing on the street and dont want to get beat down low. I was thinking about thunder racing tr224 (224/224 .563/.563 112lsa). It has a great power band 1700-6600rpm. Check out the dyno:
http://www.thunderracing.com/catalog...22&sid=88#P197
However this is a fairly mild cam for the ls2. Does anybody know of a slightly larger cam with the same kind of powerband. Maybe something with a 23x duration I-E and about .600" lift. I would like to be about 430rwhp/tq w/ my a4.
Thanx for the input!
Oh and mods are LPE CAI, kooks LT's w/cats flowmaster super 40's, predator tune.
http://www.thunderracing.com/catalog...22&sid=88#P197
However this is a fairly mild cam for the ls2. Does anybody know of a slightly larger cam with the same kind of powerband. Maybe something with a 23x duration I-E and about .600" lift. I would like to be about 430rwhp/tq w/ my a4.
Thanx for the input!
Oh and mods are LPE CAI, kooks LT's w/cats flowmaster super 40's, predator tune.
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The TR224 would be an excellent choice. With your heads you dont need a huge cam.....but you can. My cam on stock heads has plenty of low end. And after 3k rpm...look out.
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Originally Posted by 9ball
How about HPE's S-cam or C-cam. These seem to be real popular over and make real good power while maintaining stock-like driveability (with a tune of course).
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Originally Posted by FIVE-O
The TR224 would be an excellent choice. With your heads you dont need a huge cam.....but you can. My cam on stock heads has plenty of low end. And after 3k rpm...look out. ![Happy](https://ls1tech.com/forums/images/smilies/LS1Tech/gr_stretch.gif)
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Originally Posted by 06goat
Five-O, what do your dyno numbers look like?
Its a big nasty competative world out there and everyone wants your money.,...and will say whatever it takes to get it. Take your time, ask a lot of questions, read read read and research. I read up on this crap for over a year and still dont understand most of it.
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Thanx for the insight man! I also am leaning towards the tr224 because of its ability to support a shot of nitrous. It's not in the works yet but maybe a 100 shot is'nt out of the question later down the road. Thanx again for the input!