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Old 02-24-2018, 10:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Eddie @ WEAPON-X
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I completely agree, it is very labor intensive compared to the LS powered Corvette's. It was common practice to do a cam install in 10 hours including all the valvetrain upgrades on the C5/C6's. Now with the C7's the proper way of doing a cam install requires the LT engine to be removed completely.
Some people say they do it in the car now. But from my own experience, im totally with you. Pull the motor and do it right.
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Finally tearing into my Z06.

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This will be pretty robust as I track my car so peak numbers aren't the goal but everything under the curve

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Originally Posted by FYREANT
Some people say they do it in the car now. But from my own experience, im totally with you. Pull the motor and do it right.
I do it in the car, but I think I’m still quite a few installs away from being able to do it in 10 hours as Ben says with the LS

Make no mistake, it’s still a ton of work even “sneaking” it as I do.

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Originally Posted by JHEBERT
I do it in the car, but I think I’m still quite a few installs away from being able to do it in 10 hours as Ben says with the LS

Make no mistake, it’s still a ton of work even “sneaking” it as I do.

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Agreed. IMO, if your that far into it, might as well pull the motor and do other supporting mods. Clutch anyone? Lol
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1 week and counting before my BTR stage 2 with full kooks install
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Originally Posted by FYREANT
Agreed. IMO, if your that far into it, might as well pull the motor and do other supporting mods. Clutch anyone? Lol
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Thats not funny...
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Originally Posted by 16C7Z51
1 week and counting before my BTR stage 2 with full kooks install
Someone going to be a twin to me ha
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Originally Posted by FYREANT
Agreed. IMO, if your that far into it, might as well pull the motor and do other supporting mods. Clutch anyone? Lol
Understood, but I have an a8 and I get to look loosers in the face and say “but it’s a 2016 and the engines NEVER been out of it”
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Originally Posted by mittens
Someone going to be a twin to me ha

besides the cats
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Originally Posted by JHEBERT
Understood, but I have an a8 and I get to look loosers in the face and say “but it’s a 2016 and the engines NEVER been out of it”
I hope you knocked on wood!
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Originally Posted by JHEBERT
Understood, but I have an a8 and I get to look loosers in the face and say “but it’s a 2016 and the engines NEVER been out of it”
Lol fair enough

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I hope you knocked on wood!
Right?!
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I been wrenching heavily for almost 40 years, trust me, they are all right and tight
It’s good to go and then some
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AFE intake, ported tb, ported intake, cnc'd heads, tsp stage 1 cam, kooks longtubes, catted xpipe, stock npp exhaust

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Just had a CPR cam installed in my 2014 C7 A6... Other mods include an A&A V3 Ti-Trim, supercharger, alkycontrol meth kit w/ dual nozzles, Texas Speed longtubes. Joe and Cordes team just finished ride today. It dynoed 681/651 @ 10 lbs of boost!!
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Joe Cordes did my '16 Z06 too. I have a sweet thumpity-thump cam with Joe's custom grind. Procharger D1X, engine never left the car.

https://youtu.be/SGO-VmtGwik

https://youtu.be/L41T8PWMNI4

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Sweet! Joe definitely knows how to build some wicked cars!! Your car sounds good, love that color and those rims too! When wife allows me I’ll be back for e-85, pistons and possibly a bigger blower! Depends on how much I’ll be able to get out the Ti-trim with e-85.

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Originally Posted by BlewByYouZ06
Joe Cordes did my '16 Z06 too. I have a sweet thumpity-thump cam with Joe's custom grind. Procharger D1X, engine never left the car.

https://youtu.be/SGO-VmtGwik

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Originally Posted by jacksnorm
I have a pretty big for an A8 BTR blower cam. With the Circle D 3200 stall car drives close to stock.
2015 C7 1LT A8
BTR Cam 38% fuel lobe

VR Drop in pistons, LT4​ HPFP, ARH 1 3/4 ", A&A V3Ti, Alky meth, DSX flex E45, HPA low side, Circle D 3200 converter.
Car made 857/703 13 lbs boost
I know thus may sound dumb, but I hear all this talk about fuel lobe... what is it? What does it mean?
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Originally Posted by Thuggishcoot42
I know thus may sound dumb, but I hear all this talk about fuel lobe... what is it? What does it mean?
The high pressure fuel pump sits on top of the valley cover and is mechanically driven by an triangular lobe on the camshaft.
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Originally Posted by blue_bomber697
I was led to believe all LT1's come with a Cam. Did yours not?




...Haha joking aside, I have an aftermarket cam from Lingenfelter in my Stingray.
Now that was something I'd have said, and I know I get it from my Dad, cause he'd had said the same like... DUH.... LOL


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