LE2 vs. Portpros Stage II
10-09-2006, 04:29 PM
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LE2 vs. Portpros Stage II i was wondering with which heads and cam package will work with a 383 stroker to produce about 400-500 rear wheel horsepower? which one is better? this is gonna be a street/strip car. it's gonna go in my 94Z A4.
10-09-2006, 04:47 PM
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Originally Posted by LT1_King
i was wondering with which heads and cam package will work with a 383 stroker to produce about 400-500 rear wheel horsepower? which one is better? this is gonna be a street/strip car. it's gonna go in my 94Z A4.
Originally Posted by Tony Shepherd
96caprice will always recommend AI.
Bret Bauer will always recommend LE.
I will always recommend PortPros.
Any of these three are very good!
Give them a call and choose the one you like.
Bret Bauer will always recommend LE.
I will always recommend PortPros.
Any of these three are very good!
Give them a call and choose the one you like.
FWIW Port Pros will be doing my TFS heads.
10-09-2006, 06:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Tony Shepherd
96caprice will always recommend AI.
Bret Bauer will always recommend LE.
I will always recommend PortPros.
Any of these three are very good!
Give them a call and choose the one you like.
Bret Bauer will always recommend LE.
I will always recommend PortPros.
Any of these three are very good!
Give them a call and choose the one you like.
Any of those can get the job done. I have been using Lloyd going on four years now
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10-09-2006, 09:47 PM
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what do you think would be a good size custom cam for the Pro Ports Stage III. and how much money would it cost?
Well.....the limiting factor here is the stock PCM will shut off at 7200 rpms. So........you need to get them to pick a cam for the rpm range up to 7200 rpms vs flow numbers.....etc. If I were you I would just give them a call or email and they can quote you and help you get the goal you are trying to reach.
10-09-2006, 09:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Tony Shepherd
Well.....the limiting factor here is the stock PCM will shut off at 7200 rpms. So........you need to get them to pick a cam for the rpm range up to 7200 rpms vs flow numbers.....etc. If I were you I would just give them a call or email and they can quote you and help you get the goal you are trying to reach.
Good advise!
10-10-2006, 07:26 PM
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well your not going to make 500rwhp NA on any of these. maybe 450 and that is a big maybe unless your cam is preety big. I havent heard of port pros but i know le and ai are good. Good luck
