RV cam 220/230dur/ 440/475lift Good?
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RV cam 220/230dur/ 440/475lift Good?
SS needS help!! trying to make the 12sec.club. running 85mAIR/slpair/373gears/shiftkit/2500stall/rv cam220/230dur/440/475lift/mt/draglites but no headers yet
should i go with bigger cam.
my time in 1/4 was 13.2/1/8 was 8.2 not hAPPY!!
should i go with bigger cam.
my time in 1/4 was 13.2/1/8 was 8.2 not hAPPY!!
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Originally Posted by geovett
SS needS help!! trying to make the 12sec.club. running 85mAIR/slpair/373gears/shiftkit/2500stall/rv cam220/230dur/440/475lift/mt/draglites but no headers yet
should i go with bigger cam.
my time in 1/4 was 13.2/1/8 was 8.2 not hAPPY!!
should i go with bigger cam.
my time in 1/4 was 13.2/1/8 was 8.2 not hAPPY!!
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Originally Posted by geovett
WOW, maybe it is i don't know HELP HELP should i go with comp cam 54-414-11
269/273dur .525/532lift 114deg lobe sep???? what is stock my ride is 01cameross
269/273dur .525/532lift 114deg lobe sep???? what is stock my ride is 01cameross
HOLY **** where are you finding these cams? Go check out some of the sponsor sites. They have proven cam grinds that are well known to produce good results.
Check out TSP, Thunder Racing, Livernois, LG...etc.
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Originally Posted by geovett
Hey thanks i think i will go with ls6 cam.
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EEEEK... I thought you had to spell Camaro correctly to post here ?
That cam is oddly small on the lift numbers. I have some of our Stage 1 cams in stock that will easily get you into the 12's with stock headers and heads. It's a 224/224/ .565.565 114ls. All you will need is a set of pushrods and better than stock valve springs.
That cam is oddly small on the lift numbers. I have some of our Stage 1 cams in stock that will easily get you into the 12's with stock headers and heads. It's a 224/224/ .565.565 114ls. All you will need is a set of pushrods and better than stock valve springs.
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Originally Posted by Nautilus
imho a LS6 cam is a waste of time. If your going through the trouble of a cam swap go a little bigger. If your looking for a good performance gain while keeping the car real tame on the street... go with a TR224.
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Originally Posted by 5_02ls1
you can pick these up for as low as 100 bucks and the cam is one of the easiest things to change on the lsx.add 60 bucks for a set of ls6 springs .you might have 250 in the whole swapthats pretty cheap for 20rwhp.and you dont need a loose stall to run it nor a tune...
If you only want 20rwhp and don't mind swapping cams I'd go for it. It's cheap power, and fairly easy IF YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING.
For as little as $400 (cam and 918 springs) you can get a cam that makes 2-3 times that power. Only problem is you would need a tune. But it would be wise to get a tune with the ls6 cam as well.
You will need new pushrods for both cams. The ls6 cam has a smaller base circle so you would need a different size pushrod.