Help choosing cam for my ls1
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Help choosing cam for my ls1
Ok guys I've got a 98 very Trans am a4.. Mods are LT headers with a 3" y pipe magnaflow built with a cutout.. Sunoco ram air and intake... I want to mod the cam on my car but I want what's gonna give me the most power without affecting drivability.. Also I do not want to mod the intake or heads... Any ideas?
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no its not too big...but if ur looking for more of a streetable cam i would go a bit smaller then the ms3...u can even go with a torquer v3 not too bad of a cam if the heads clear since ur car is a 98 cuz the torquer v3 intake lift is high with a 3600 converter
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MS3 or MS4, a 4000 would work good with one of those, no cam is going to really make much power without at least an ls6 intake. Driveablity is going to all depend on the tune. Pat G has a 500 hp car with good street manners, I think I am going to have him update my tune in the near future.
Think of the motor as a big air pump, the more air in\out of the motor, the more power you are going to make. I think if you stay with the ls1 intake you are leaving lots of power on the table, cost per hp it is well worth the upgrade.
Think of the motor as a big air pump, the more air in\out of the motor, the more power you are going to make. I think if you stay with the ls1 intake you are leaving lots of power on the table, cost per hp it is well worth the upgrade.
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MS3 or MS4, a 4000 would work good with one of those, no cam is going to really make much power without at least an ls6 intake. Driveablity is going to all depend on the tune. Pat G has a 500 hp car with good street manners, I think I am going to have him update my tune in the near future.
Think of the motor as a big air pump, the more air in\out of the motor, the more power you are going to make. I think if you stay with the ls1 intake you are leaving lots of power on the table, cost per hp it is well worth the upgrade.
Think of the motor as a big air pump, the more air in\out of the motor, the more power you are going to make. I think if you stay with the ls1 intake you are leaving lots of power on the table, cost per hp it is well worth the upgrade.
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bat did, but I took it off cause people were pm'ing me to ship it. I just didn't want the hassle of all that. If someone local to SA needed it I would pull it off the car, for now I am deciding which way I want to go with the car, either way I will put a different intake in the future.
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bat did, but I took it off cause people were pm'ing me to ship it. I just didn't want the hassle of all that. If someone local to SA needed it I would pull it off the car, for now I am deciding which way I want to go with the car, either way I will put a different intake in the future.
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As long as the heads haven't been milled. I have the ms4, ls6, injectors and stock heads. I have a 4200 nitrous conveter but with out the bottle it only flashes around 3400, It makes all its power 4000-6800 rpms, an ls1 intake will quick making power with a cam that big at around 5000rpms