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I'm looking to get a comp cam 232/234 112 lsa I have the oil pump and ls2 timing set I got for cheap a while back just wondering what's a good valve spring, pushrod combo to go with also what sponsor got the best deal
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since you have different heads also your pushrod length is harder to guess. It may still be 7.425 or 7.4 if they have a factory gasket and have not been milled but it would be best to measure and be sure.
For springs, its up to you depending on the lift and the lobe/ramp rate of that cam.
For springs, its up to you depending on the lift and the lobe/ramp rate of that cam.
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98-02 Comp Cams Extreme XE-R Hydraulic Roller Cam, 232/234 duration with .595/.598 lift and 112 LS....... Exact specs on the cam my heads are stock ls6 heads head gasket stock GM ..... I think I'm going with the prc springs but still stumped on the pushrods ....
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You should check since they typically use a smaller base circle so you can install the cam it might be longer than 7.4" but you would need to check and measure preload, there are various methods but the easiest is getting an adjustable pushrod and checking the length. I use the other way but it is not the most reliable.