LS1-LS6 cam install Tuning??
Last edited by dhutch; Nov 1, 2009 at 12:45 PM.
cam is a very small improvement over stock. Which
makes me say, you ought to at least go a -little-
bigger. Unless you're really against tuning at all.
You can get really good idle and a not-objectionable
lope or sound, out of "old man" cams and basically
any where the LSA is more than half the duration.
Like a 220 on 114. My 224 on 116 wanted a bit of
work especially down low but it has come around
pretty nicely.
The only good thing about LS6 cams is the part itself
is cheap (and I guess the springs too). But the total
cost if you're hiring it done, leaves that in the dust.
cam is a very small improvement over stock. Which
makes me say, you ought to at least go a -little-
bigger. Unless you're really against tuning at all.
You can get really good idle and a not-objectionable
lope or sound, out of "old man" cams and basically
any where the LSA is more than half the duration.
Like a 220 on 114. My 224 on 116 wanted a bit of
work especially down low but it has come around
pretty nicely.
The only good thing about LS6 cams is the part itself
is cheap (and I guess the springs too). But the total
cost if you're hiring it done, leaves that in the dust.


