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They are in Verno Beach, Fl. Their HQ's are out of Houston, Texas
The good thing is that you will have a three bolt cam sprocket on your motor. The 07's have a single bolt sprocket. Had to buy a 06' sprocket for the three bolt holes on the new cam. 07's are the only year for this in the C6 platform.
Last edited by Nightstalker Medic; Aug 1, 2008 at 05:52 PM.
They are in Verno Beach, Fl. Their HQ's are out of Houston, Texas
The good thing is that you will have a three bolt cam sprocket on your motor. The 07's have a single bolt sprocket. Had to buy a 06' sprocket for the three bolt holes on the new cam. 07's are the only year for this in the C6 platform.
I had planned on England Green but I hear they closed their shop and moved to California.
I have not had any work done by them, but I purchased their catch can/was very impressed with it and I have seen their tuner post on HPtuners and he is definitely on top of his game.
You can always do a DIY kit from him. I just finished one. So, if you have any questions just PM me. Had the car apart and back together in a weeks time. I went nice and slow too. While I had mine in the air in my garage I changed out fluids, sways, oil can, CAI, MGW Short shifter and complete exhaust too. It was a good time.
Good Luck
Last edited by Nightstalker Medic; Aug 1, 2008 at 11:57 PM.
I made 410rwhp SAE without a cam (meaning with the stock cam) so with a cam and supporting mods, shouldn't be a problem. My cam is going in within the next two weeks as well. I'm hoping for 440-450rwhp.
Here's my write up on my G5x3. If you go a big cam you should increase compression via thinner head gaskets to keep your low end torque comparable. You can see from dyno graphs in my thread that I did. You can also see a graph of my buddy's car who didn't increase compression and see the difference on low end torque.
The G5X3 cam is a tried and proven cam. Can't go wrong with that one either! Also, if you find yourself a good tuner they can take care of the TQ loss down low. Tuning is key!
I should mention that if I did a cam today I'd use the G6x3. It's designed for the 364 LS2 vs the 346 LS6 and is a further development on the line. It wasn't out when I did my cam.
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Originally Posted by rocket1
I had planned on England Green but I hear they closed their shop and moved to California.
California??????
We merged with Gulf Coast Performance in Houston, Texas, kept the "EnglandGreen" name brand and we are now based in Houston. We shut down the Florida shop.