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Old 05-15-2009, 04:06 PM
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Default 5.3+torquer V2
I've found a few threads started, but NO results!!
Anyone ever get some actual dyno results with the torquer V2 and supporting mods in a 5.3?
Thanks for any input!
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Old 05-15-2009, 08:20 PM
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thats a pretty big cam for a 5.3 IMO but it would be a high rpm screamer
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If you set the motor to run up to 7000+ rpms it would be a good cam.

FYI looking at my EFIlive logging runs, the power doesn't drop off at all even at 6600 rpm with my 228
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Old 05-15-2009, 10:36 PM
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a V2 isn't THAT big! lol
Just curious to see if anyone actually has done this or if I get to be the first.
And yes, it will be spun high, but more than likely NOT 7k. close to but not 7k.
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Originally Posted by lq4pwns
a V2 isn't THAT big! lol
Just curious to see if anyone actually has done this or if I get to be the first.
And yes, it will be spun high, but more than likely NOT 7k. close to but not 7k.
then try and stay sub 230 duration...
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lol @ not big. That's huge for a 5.3 I dont care what anyone says. Look at the hell scott is having with his tiny 228
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Originally Posted by GMCtrk
lol @ not big. That's huge for a 5.3 I dont care what anyone says. Look at the hell scott is having with his tiny 228
If the damn thing would actually stay running it wouldnt be so bad
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I AM going with the v2, just wondering if anyone has numbers already.
Guess I'll have to post them up later on.
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Originally Posted by lq4pwns
a V2 isn't THAT big! lol
Just curious to see if anyone actually has done this or if I get to be the first.
And yes, it will be spun high, but more than likely NOT 7k. close to but not 7k.
What kind of stall are you planning on running it with? Are you looking for track times? dyno results? lopey sound? or just wanna put on in?
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M6 with a 4:10. looking to roll some people up with a 5.3!
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