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Old 04-04-2006, 03:38 PM
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Default Lingenfelter GT7 camshaft cam LS1 camaro corvette trans am

This camshaft was used for one single dyno pull. Needless to say the cam is in great shape. I paid $429.00 from Lingenfelter Performance Engineering. Get this one for $275.00 and FREE SHIPPING!!
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http://www.lingenfelter.com/Merchant...Category_Code=

Will sell on Ebay, see link below:

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what numbers did it make?
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what numbers did it make?
Enough to ruin the stock short block on my 2002 Z28. Now have a 408 iron block with forged internals.
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how would it do in a stock ls1,true duals and manifolds and a 32k stall?
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32k stall Damn you spin that thing high I'd be curious to know what kind of power it makes too. Seems like it'd be a good nitrous cam with all of that extra exhaust duration. What's the LSA of it? What went wrong in the shortblock, any bearing material in the oil get to the cam bearings/lobes?
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i see you need springs and retainers for this, would the stock rockers hold up fine?
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pushrods?
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Originally Posted by ls1blazer
how would it do in a stock ls1,true duals and manifolds and a 32k stall?
I think it would do fine on your car. The best bet is to call Lingenfelter and talk with one of their reps.
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32k stall Damn you spin that thing high I'd be curious to know what kind of power it makes too. Seems like it'd be a good nitrous cam with all of that extra exhaust duration. What's the LSA of it? What went wrong in the shortblock, any bearing material in the oil get to the cam bearings/lobes?
Just some piston damage. No bearing material in oil.
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Stock pushrods are fine.
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