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Old 07-27-2008, 07:21 PM
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Default Anyone running LG Motorsports G6X3 cam w/L92 heads?

I'm looking to try this G6X3 cam over my bigger 248/254 615/605 112lob cam to see if it will gain me more mid power and tq over the cam I have now. I was told I should only loose 2-3hp on the topend and I may not loose even that but gain alot in the midrange. Any info,motor size,how it drives(like I care about drivability) dyno #'s or sheets and E.T will be a big help. I already ran a 10.86@128mph,If this cam gives more mid maybe I can go quicker. I have a 402ci w/ported l92's stock l76,m6 w/4.11's. Thanks, Mike c.
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What kinda power you making now?
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While its duration numbers are indeed much smaller than the ones you have listed, its lift numbers on the intake are bigger than I personally wanted to run on my car. I had this cam and returned after having it cam doctored. These heads like bigger lifts, but the intake lift on this cam was more than I was after. Then again, I am much more conservative than most plenty of people on this board.

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Sorry,I thought I listed my power...my bad. On a mustang dyno I made 517hp@6,300rpm's and 468 tq with the 248/252 cam. I'm looking to just get faster.
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FWIW, I was told by Louis that their cams are optimized for their headers. Being that the largest they make is 1 and 3/4, keep that in mind.

Based on this ( and several other factors) My 454 LS7 LG spec'd cam and C6LT headers/x-pipe are up for sale....
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Originally Posted by 1.8t
While its duration numbers are indeed much smaller than the ones you have listed, its lift numbers....especially for the intake are tremendous and much more than I personally would want to run on my car. I had this cam and returned it as soon as I had it cam doctored. You don't need big lifts or giant durations to make good power with these heads. Then again, I am much more conservative than most and there are plenty of people on this board running .650+ lift cams on their DD's.
Would you care to share some of those specs (ball park atleast), it would give us a better idea how the car will react to the cam...


Mike, where did you dyno? I'm guessing it was at Vector Motorsports.
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Mid 230s/Mid 240s, 111 LSA.
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Originally Posted by Louis
Mid 230s/Mid 240s, 111 LSA.
But he already has a cam bigger than that.
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I will be installing and dynoing this cam(in a few weeks),after I'll share the results. I have to trust louis(LG) I've been a customer for sometime and think he knows more then I do on cams. I was just looking for feed back on this cam from others who are running it.
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I think you'll be happy with the results.
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Originally Posted by WKMCD
But he already has a cam bigger than that.
There is more to a cam than duration.
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Originally Posted by 1.8t
There is more to a cam than duration.
DUH!!!Thanks for clarifying that for me.
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Originally Posted by WKMCD
DUH!!!Thanks for clarifying that for me.
Ha, used to dealing with the CF peeps....sarcasm flew right over my head on that one
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Originally Posted by 1.8t
Ha, used to dealing with the CF peeps....sarcasm flew right over my head on that one


Just like cams with a low LSA don't seem to work in cars owned by CF members...
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Originally Posted by Ragtop 99


Just like cams with a low LSA don't seem to work in cars owned by CF members...
All the cams in my motors have been 110, 111 or 112. Over that is so the little lady can drive it.

BTW: To the OP - that cam described by Louis is a much better cam for the L92 setup than you are running now. Just make sure if you dyno it to do it on that MD. That is one happy dyno.
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Which Mustang Dyno?
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Vector motorsport's mustang dyno. Is anyone running this cam?
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Originally Posted by Louis
Mid 230s/Mid 240s, 111 LSA.
I heard a rumor that you guys had some really good results with this cam and a set of ported L-92s recently? Done by a shop in NC?
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Yes I need to spend more time calibrating on the car to realize the gains, and get them on another car in order to back up the gain before I go public


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