btr stage 3 cam?
08-03-2015, 09:09 PM
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Still waiting on the dyno sheet to be e-mailed. The cam came in today so I took a pic of the card. The lobes seem to be more aggressive than I thought they would be.
08-08-2015, 09:33 AM
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Got the cam installed yesterday. Started on the first try! Initial impressions are that the car picked up power everywhere! Still needs a re-tune and that process will start tomorrow
Did a quick datalog on my AutoCal - the MAF readings are up 11.7% vs the Dyno. I am no tuner by any means but that seems like a fairly substantial amount?
Did a quick datalog on my AutoCal - the MAF readings are up 11.7% vs the Dyno. I am no tuner by any means but that seems like a fairly substantial amount?
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08-31-2015, 02:00 PM
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My LS3 swap with a BTR Stage III truck cam is finally up and running. Very happy so far, feels like a great match to the Circle-D converter and Kooks longtubes. Great idle and it pulls pretty hard even in my 3-ton Avalanche. It's only been about 100 miles but so far I'm pulling down about 13.8 mpg compared to about 11 for the mostly stock L76 I pulled out. Even with my foot in it quite a bit. Didn't expect that at all, in fact I was counting on losing a significant amount of mpgs.
Going to give it a few tanks of gas, an oil change, and then I'll have dyno #s.
Going to give it a few tanks of gas, an oil change, and then I'll have dyno #s.
09-01-2015, 02:09 AM
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My LS3 swap with a BTR Stage III truck cam is finally up and running. Very happy so far, feels like a great match to the Circle-D converter and Kooks longtubes. Great idle and it pulls pretty hard even in my 3-ton Avalanche. It's only been about 100 miles but so far I'm pulling down about 13.8 mpg compared to about 11 for the mostly stock L76 I pulled out. Even with my foot in it quite a bit. Didn't expect that at all, in fact I was counting on losing a significant amount of mpgs.
Going to give it a few tanks of gas, an oil change, and then I'll have dyno #s.
Going to give it a few tanks of gas, an oil change, and then I'll have dyno #s.
Whats your stall? I have a Yank TT3000 in the box waiting to install.
10-09-2015, 02:31 PM
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Sounds Wicked!!!!
cant wait to see some dyno numbers. You're the closest to what I want to build. I think I want to do an LS2 bottom with LS3 heads. I already have the same headers and a Corsa Touring, so this is as close as it gets so far...
Keep it up,
Mike
cant wait to see some dyno numbers. You're the closest to what I want to build. I think I want to do an LS2 bottom with LS3 heads. I already have the same headers and a Corsa Touring, so this is as close as it gets so far...
Keep it up,
Mike
