pat G custom blower cam, ecs 1500 kit
#1
pat G custom blower cam, ecs 1500 kit
Hey Guys,
I've been getting a few parts for the ls3 gs manual. I was wondering if anyone was running anything similar, just so I could get ideas on what to expect as far as power and sound. also if there is anything else that I should upgrade now as eventually it will have a novi 1500 ecs kit.
stock it dynoed at 375/394
parts going on as soon as my headers from maryland speed lol. going on 4 weeks.
660 btr springs, titanium retainers
ati stock diameter harmonic balancer
custom pat g blower cam 222/238 .615/.615 lift 155+4 lsa
lg 1 7/8 th super pro headers 3 inch xpipe and zr1 mufflers.
thanks
I've been getting a few parts for the ls3 gs manual. I was wondering if anyone was running anything similar, just so I could get ideas on what to expect as far as power and sound. also if there is anything else that I should upgrade now as eventually it will have a novi 1500 ecs kit.
stock it dynoed at 375/394
parts going on as soon as my headers from maryland speed lol. going on 4 weeks.
660 btr springs, titanium retainers
ati stock diameter harmonic balancer
custom pat g blower cam 222/238 .615/.615 lift 155+4 lsa
lg 1 7/8 th super pro headers 3 inch xpipe and zr1 mufflers.
thanks
#3
Drifting
You should add an Alky Control meth kit to the list. Should make good power. Not sure how you plan to drive it, but a clutch and drag radials would be a good addition. Good luck with the build.
#4
Good info, My tuner said he always pins the crank on cars that will be getting supercharged. I do plan on running meth and a r888 later down the road. any guesses on power while its NA?
#5
Drifting
My guess is around 450 in NA form. That cam is very similar to my blower cam and great for a FI set up, but not very aggressive for an NA build. Cam will have great driveability, though.
#6
Do you have any idle clips? I'm a little scared that this cam may be too small and have no lope.
#7
Drifting
I don't have any idle clips and I won't be near the car for about a week. It has a decent lope at idle, but not crazy. I wouldn't want it too aggressive, especially for a blower cam. That cam will make good power down low and hold power up top and drive close to stock. I'll try to post up an idle video when I can.
#8
It won't have much of a lope, but you will hear it has more than a stock cam.
Mine is close to your specs: VR PD-1 cam with 223/239; .610"/.623"; 118+4* and it has a nice mellow lope to it and makes good power.
Here's what my car sounds like idling with the NPP exhaust closed:
EDIT: Your cam may be slightly more "choppy" than mine, because although you have 1 degree less intake duration, your lobe separation angle is -3* over mine (I'm assuming that your stated LSA/Advance of "155+4" should be "115+4"?). I doubt anyone would be able to discern the difference though.
Mine is close to your specs: VR PD-1 cam with 223/239; .610"/.623"; 118+4* and it has a nice mellow lope to it and makes good power.
Here's what my car sounds like idling with the NPP exhaust closed:
EDIT: Your cam may be slightly more "choppy" than mine, because although you have 1 degree less intake duration, your lobe separation angle is -3* over mine (I'm assuming that your stated LSA/Advance of "155+4" should be "115+4"?). I doubt anyone would be able to discern the difference though.
Last edited by CI GS; 08-12-2017 at 04:31 PM.
#9
It won't have much of a lope, but you will hear it has more than a stock cam.
Mine is close to your specs: VR PD-1 cam with 223/238; .610"/.623"; 118+4* and it has a nice mellow lope to it and makes good power.
Here's what my car sounds like idling with the NPP exhaust closed:
https://youtu.be/LTIbVBZYH_o
EDIT: Your cam may be slightly more "choppy" than mine, because although you have 1 degree less intake duration, your lobe separation angle is -3* over mine (I'm assuming that your stated LSA/Advance of "155+4" should be "115+4"?). I doubt anyone would be able to discern the difference though.
Mine is close to your specs: VR PD-1 cam with 223/238; .610"/.623"; 118+4* and it has a nice mellow lope to it and makes good power.
Here's what my car sounds like idling with the NPP exhaust closed:
https://youtu.be/LTIbVBZYH_o
EDIT: Your cam may be slightly more "choppy" than mine, because although you have 1 degree less intake duration, your lobe separation angle is -3* over mine (I'm assuming that your stated LSA/Advance of "155+4" should be "115+4"?). I doubt anyone would be able to discern the difference though.
#10
yes you are right. I meant 115*. Thank you for your clip. Would you guys recommend going with an intake or just wait and save the money? I will probably be N/a for a year or two. I was thinking about the halltech mf103 but I have yet to see actual dyno sheets from individual people
#11
Team Owner
Agreed with CI
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#13
Drifting
#14
Sorry for the late response. Here is a 223/239 116+2 with catless ARH headers and stock exhaust (open).
https://youtu.be/5l1e5mVXVtE
https://youtu.be/5l1e5mVXVtE