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Old Nov 18, 2014 | 10:53 PM
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Hey guys give me your opinions on the cam going into my new build. The specs on the cam is (227 241 .630 .630 115 +4). Little background of what it's going in... LY6 (LS2 Iron Block), 4" forged Callies crank - stroked to 402ci. Ported LS3 Heads, forged pistons, chromoly pushrods, Procharger D1SC....how is that cam for this FI build???
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Hey guys give me your opinions on the cam going into my new build. The specs on the cam is (227 241 .630 .630 115 +4). Little background of what it's going in... LY6 (LS2 Iron Block), 4" forged Callies crank - stroked to 402ci. Ported LS3 Heads, forged pistons, chromoly pushrods, Procharger D1SC....how is that cam for this FI build???
The best advice I can give you; especially with the Cam Motion cams; is to call Allan Futral at Futral Motorsports and discuss the details of your build and goals. Allan will custom grind a cam that best meets your needs. I've been using his cams for many years on the road courses in both LS6 and LS2 motors with great success. Mike
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The best advice I can give you; especially with the Cam Motion cams; is to call Allan Futral at Futral Motorsports and discuss the details of your build and goals. Allan will custom grind a cam that best meets your needs. I've been using his cams for many years on the road courses in both LS6 and LS2 motors with great success. Mike
Bryan Neelen of Late Model Engines is doing the custom grind on the cam as well as the porting and everything else on the engine.
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Bryan Neelen of Late Model Engines is doing the custom grind on the cam as well as the porting and everything else on the engine.
Good luck. Your original post was less than a week ago. Sounds like you already decided on a course of action.

I'm sure you did your research of LME on this forum first. Looking forward to the results.
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Good luck. Your original post was less than a week ago. Sounds like you already decided on a course of action.

I'm sure you did your research of LME on this forum first. Looking forward to the results.
LME has had my car since September lol....LME is local to me..Was just wondering opinion on the cam chosen by Bryan for the build...my engine goes into Assembly and dyno next week...I'm sure it will be worth the wait
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