Ms3 vs. Trex
#22
and BTW, a mid size cam will NEVER make the same power as a large cam. no way around it.
the only reason they are selling them is bc they are going bigger!
#23
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someone just Pmed me about camshafts, i always suggest something around a 232ish duration, because they might sacrifice about 5 to 10 peak , but make more everywhere in the powerband on these stock headed ls1's. you have to realize that when you run such a large cam in these stock compression motors it shoots your DCR to **** and torque/ midrange power suffers
#25
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no offense george, but you are WAY off. My car drives way better then yours does and I have a HUGE cam by your standards. Once you get your car tuned. you will realize that you can have some camshaft without losing too much driveability
and BTW, a mid size cam will NEVER make the same power as a large cam. no way around it.
the only reason they are selling them is bc they are going bigger!
and BTW, a mid size cam will NEVER make the same power as a large cam. no way around it.
the only reason they are selling them is bc they are going bigger!
#31
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check out the charts on this page there is some good stuff. If you scroll down they have them all plotted on the same graph so you can look at the rwtq and rwhp of them at the same time.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/generation-iii-internal-engine/982895-ls1-camshaft-engine-dyno-comparision.html
https://ls1tech.com/forums/generation-iii-internal-engine/982895-ls1-camshaft-engine-dyno-comparision.html
#33
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check out the charts on this page there is some good stuff. If you scroll down they have them all plotted on the same graph so you can look at the rwtq and rwhp of them at the same time.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=982895
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=982895