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From: You know your drunk when you swerve to miss the tree then you realize its your air freshener! Covington Ga
Yes it will fit and no its not worth it. If you are going to take the time to do a cam swap put something bigger in. The gains from a LS6 cam will be very very small VS an aftermarket cam
Yes it will fit and no its not worth it. If you are going to take the time to do a cam swap put something bigger in. The gains from a LS6 cam will be very very small VS an aftermarket cam
Thanks that is just what I needed to know. I would like to have something a little more than stock but since I don't track my car I don't need something that sounds like the car is about to stall.
From: You know your drunk when you swerve to miss the tree then you realize its your air freshener! Covington Ga
Originally Posted by atmsrus1
Thanks that is just what I needed to know. I would like to have something a little more than stock but since I don't track my car I don't need something that sounds like the car is about to stall.
Some people put a big lift long duration cam in just for the lope sound. There is the high rpm high hp school of thought or something else to think about. What about a cam that makes low end torque and mid range hp. High rpms usually kill motors, what if you had a low end torque monster and had a flat torque curve out to about 5800 rpm. You would stay out of the kill zone and have very usable torque where you need it.......just say'n.
Would this work with the stock heads or would I need to replace the heads?
Russell
It will fit without replacing the cylinder heads, however you will absolutely need different valve springs, push rods and a significant amount of PCM re-programming (tunning).
The OEM cylinder heads and valve train are designed for a maximum of .550" of lift. Any cam with valve lift above that is a waste on stock cylinder heads and sacrifices reliabilty.
From: You know your drunk when you swerve to miss the tree then you realize its your air freshener! Covington Ga
Originally Posted by atmsrus1
Would this work with the stock heads or would I need to replace the heads?
Russell
You will be fine with the heads. Check out Texas-Speed.com. They have great cam kits. I got my MS3 kit from them a few years ago and its still running strong. My car is 420RWP on stock 241 heads.....
You will be fine with the heads. Check out Texas-Speed.com. They have great cam kits. I got my MS3 kit from them a few years ago and its still running strong. My car is 420RWP on stock 241 heads.....
Thanks I appreciate it. Thanks to all for the info and suggestions, been a long long time since I have torn into a motor.
Some people put a big lift long duration cam in just for the lope sound. There is the high rpm high hp school of thought or something else to think about. What about a cam that makes low end torque and mid range hp. High rpms usually kill motors, what if you had a low end torque monster and had a flat torque curve out to about 5800 rpm. You would stay out of the kill zone and have very usable torque where you need it.......just say'n.
Thanks that is just what I needed to know. I would like to have something a little more than stock but since I don't track my car I don't need something that sounds like the car is about to stall.
Russell
Check out the ECS blower cam, or the LG Executive cam, Both are great cams, I have the ECS cam in my A4 and it idles nice at 575 rpms, They really do there job in the mid-high rpm ranges! go to you tube and listen to some of the cams!