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I am having a tsp comp cam 228r 114lsa being put in as we speak. I have to pick the car up today and just wondering if it is ok for me to get on it alittle bit before i take it to vet drs to be tuned,.
also what would my approximate rwhp be.. current mods are cam, l/t headers, varam, underdrive pulley, borla catback, bbk 80mm throttle body, ls6 intake.
I am having a tsp comp cam 228r 114lsa being put in as we speak. I have to pick the car up today and just wondering if it is ok for me to get on it alittle bit before i take it to vet drs to be tuned,.
also what would my approximate rwhp be.. current mods are cam, l/t headers, varam, underdrive pulley, borla catback, bbk 80mm throttle body, ls6 intake.
how's it running? i installed a cam last week (same) and my car keeps dying. i need to drive my car at leat 42 miles to get to the tuner
I have that cam. See sig for numbers with heads and 3.90 gears. Minus 40 RWHP for heads and you should be about 380-385 RWHP. I was 370RWHP with the TR224, all the bolt ons and stock heads. TSP said the 228R was good for about 10 RWHP more then the TR224. If you get a good tune, you'll enjoy the new power.
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