Hp estimate
I am not a salesman, I just tell it like it is. Not my fault the American public has been brought up to believe they need to be coddled and sold on everything. World would be a better place if there was as much worry about facts and information as there is stroking everyone.
You tell it like it is...in the most negative sounding way you can think of. I guess it's blueprinted in your brain to be that way. One word.
INSECURE.....
If thats the cause id just part out what you got and use the extra money for a cam only setup with a nice gear and drag radials.
http://elliottsportworks.com/lt1.html
http://www.advancedinduction.com/AiContact.html
Both of them can help you and it will be worth using them
http://elliottsportworks.com/lt1.html
http://www.advancedinduction.com/AiContact.html
Both of them can help you and it will be worth using them
Thanks, somewhere down the line i will be needing this. This summer the cam is going in. I'm pretty dead set on a cc503 though, with what i have it will compliment it perfectly.
Comp CC503 224 / 230 - .536/.544 - 112 LSA CompCams Lobe #'s - Intake: 3314 Exhaust: 3315
The Comp Cams CC503 is one of the most common newer grinds utilizing Comp's original Xtreme Energy series lobes. The more aggressive XE series lobes require quality valvetrain components to retain reliability. Our 218/226 will typically match it's output & our 226/234 will exhibit comparable drivability with another 10-15hp.
Comp CC503 224 / 230 - .536/.544 - 112 LSA CompCams Lobe #'s - Intake: 3314 Exhaust: 3315
The Comp Cams CC503 is one of the most common newer grinds utilizing Comp's original Xtreme Energy series lobes. The more aggressive XE series lobes require quality valvetrain components to retain reliability. Our 218/226 will typically match it's output & our 226/234 will exhibit comparable drivability with another 10-15hp.
Ai 226 / 234 - .569/.570 - 110 LSA Primary Operating Range: 2000-6200rpm
This is our largest stock long-block cam for auto cars. Lopey idle, good drivability, and excellent mid-range with peak power at approximately 6200rpm. Properly tuned w/ supporting modifications, M6's typically produce 345-360rwhp SAE corrected.
Ai 230 / 238 - .575/.575 - 110 LSA Primary Operating Range: 2300-6400rpm
This is our largest stock long-block cam for M6 cars. Excellent for rebuilds with 11:1 compression. Lopey idle, good drivability with gears & tuning, and excellent mid-range with peak power at approximately 6300rpm. Properly tuned w/ supporting modifications, M6's typically produce 350-365rwhp SAE corrected.
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You tell it like it is...in the most negative sounding way you can think of. I guess it's blueprinted in your brain to be that way. One word.
INSECURE.....
So you aren't disagreeing with me, just don't like how I said it and had to call me names and make personal attacks??? Seems useful.
But thats if you had the right slick and RPM for such a gear to make use of it.
A gear is one of the best performance mods you can ever do to a car for the money and the gains!
Tall gears back in the day with 4 speed tranny is were all these myths came from about over gearing.
For $2000 sounds like a good score, just understand what you have, what needs to be done to make it work, and sell off leftovers and this will work out wonderfully for you.





