LT1-LT4 Modifications 1993-97 Gen II Small Block V8

High duration, low lift cam?

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Old 01-07-2009, 04:14 PM
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The lift does not make up for the duration at all. How far the valve opens and how long it is open are two very different things and have very different effects. You need to talk to someone like Advanced Induction. An internet message board is not the best place for cam advice. Talk to the people that do it for a living.
Old 01-07-2009, 06:26 PM
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Yes.. I already have the cam.. Im goin do it and see how I like it... If it isnt what I expected or doesnt perform well, then Ill change cams...

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do you already have this cam? if so put it in there. then you can let us know how it worked with real world experience. i am learning new stuff everyday, but its difficult trying to figure out what is first hand knowledge and what is just internet bs.
Old 01-07-2009, 08:09 PM
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thats awesome, good luck with it. keep us posted.
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Originally Posted by TABBED 5.3
thats awesome, good luck with it. keep us posted.
oh I will! Prolly goin take pics of the whole thing!
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Originally Posted by Green3spd
oh I will! Prolly goin take pics of the whole thing!
Do you have any baseline hp/tq #'s? Track times?
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Originally Posted by ss.slp.ls1
Do you have any baseline hp/tq #'s? Track times?
I bought it from a guy.. said he went 7.7s-1/8th in a convertible auto Z28... Its not a monster but im goin try it..
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Originally Posted by Green3spd
I bought it from a guy.. said he went 7.7s-1/8th in a convertible auto Z28... Its not a monster but im goin try it..
I meant for your car, before the cam goes in.
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Originally Posted by ss.slp.ls1
Do you have any baseline hp/tq #'s? Track times?
His sig. quotes an 8.52 in the 1/8.
P.S. GREEN3SPD: I'd like first dibs on that dude if it does work out for ya.
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Originally Posted by 3DFORMULA
His sig. quotes an 8.52 in the 1/8.
P.S. GREEN3SPD: I'd like first dibs on that dude if it does work out for ya.
Oh ya.. 8.52-1/8th.. 10.86-1000ft... No HP #'s.. Id like to tho before the swap so we can see the difference...
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Originally Posted by 3DFORMULA
His sig. quotes an 8.52 in the 1/8.
P.S. GREEN3SPD: I'd like first dibs on that dude if it does work out for ya.
You got it!



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