Sdpc 5.3vvt dyno results
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Thanks a bunch bud. That quote, is that for a complete set of LS7 lifters? Also, what about some springs to go with it? Surely don't wanna use my cheesy *** oem springs with all those goodies inside. Do you have a p/n for the headers you have?
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yes that is for the full set of lifters. Sorry i did forget to include the springs. I just used the ls6 springs which are $56.95 set they work great i have had no issues. The headers are pacesetter part# psp72c2267.....
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The nnbs style trucks already come with a 799 casting which is pretty much a ls2 head with the the bigger valve. So you take that big valve and cnc port then add a bigger cam you will lose alot of bottom end...... So knowing you have a 3.42 gear i would say dont do it, but if you change gear to like a 4.10 or 4.30 gear yes i would cnc my heads....
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A little late to the party, but can I get a part# for that cam?
Looking for a vvt cam for my 2012 crew cab Colorado with the 5.3
Thanks!
P.S. What is the ICL on that cam? I want to take full advantage of the vvt, so I'm hoping it's something like 107-109.
Looking for a vvt cam for my 2012 crew cab Colorado with the 5.3
Thanks!
P.S. What is the ICL on that cam? I want to take full advantage of the vvt, so I'm hoping it's something like 107-109.
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