what cam do you reconmend me guy for my third gen
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Agreed. I'm really happy with my car for still having the stock intake, but i will be changing it soon.
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here u go one of the most viscious cams u can get
http://www.compcams.com/Cam_Specs/Ca...?csid=303&sb=2
its comp cam's 300AR
i say if ur gonna get a cam get a REAL cam.
im sure ur engine will really wake up with this one and will lope like crazy.
http://www.compcams.com/Cam_Specs/Ca...?csid=303&sb=2
its comp cam's 300AR
i say if ur gonna get a cam get a REAL cam.
im sure ur engine will really wake up with this one and will lope like crazy.
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my 60' time was 1.922
on 18s id run constant 9.1s on 255s
2.06 60 foot times
i have video here back in the days
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wzFoupgpOGA
now im runing on a mn12 t56 with more mods does good on the freeway
my gauge doesnt work so idk what my gas mileage on the streets is and i dont wannna know either lol
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LT1 swap? Yeah, I like changing my optispark every 50,000 miles and breaking my knuckles changing spark plugs.
I'm not stupid enough to say a TPI is better than an LS1. I cant get 15 degree heads, 300cfm flow, and 1.7 rockers for the street, otherwise I would. What I'm arguing is the cost per horsepower ratio. For less than the cost of swapping in a stock LS1 engine, my father and I have built (well, he builds, I tune) several TPI engines that run faster, get similar gas mileage, and pass the sniffer. LS1's dont belong in thirdgens, TPI engines do.
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I'm not stupid enough to say a TPI is better than an LS1. I cant get 15 degree heads, 300cfm flow, and 1.7 rockers for the street, otherwise I would. What I'm arguing is the cost per horsepower ratio. For less than the cost of swapping in a stock LS1 engine, my father and I have built (well, he builds, I tune) several TPI engines that run faster, get similar gas mileage, and pass the sniffer. LS1's dont belong in thirdgens, TPI engines do.