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Old Apr 24, 2011 | 12:28 AM
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Originally Posted by Mangled03gmc
You still looking for a bracket?? Or did you redo the idlers?
Nah I still need a bracket. Been asking everyone but no one wants to split up there kit. and the guys that do have a bracket dont have the bolts and spacers to go with it.

Originally Posted by AndysC3
On prochargers website it stated the ideal cam spec was a exhaust duration about 10* higher than intake and .1 more lift than intake. I'll see if I can't find the link. I'm going to run the comp 224/230 on a 114 when I go procharged.
I think it's 10* higher on the exhaust side and .010" more lift on the exhaust. I may be wrong but I read that on prochargers site a while back. I like the 224/230 But Im worried that may be a little big in this truck with on a 3k converter. I cut 1.8 60's all day long with the 228r on motor so the 224/230 should suit me fine I just want a good all around Tq/top end cam.
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Old Apr 24, 2011 | 09:42 AM
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Originally Posted by KDavis04ss
Nah I still need a bracket. Been asking everyone but no one wants to split up there kit. and the guys that do have a bracket dont have the bolts and spacers to go with it.



I think it's 10* higher on the exhaust side and .010" more lift on the exhaust. I may be wrong but I read that on prochargers site a while back. I like the 224/230 But Im worried that may be a little big in this truck with on a 3k converter. I cut 1.8 60's all day long with the 228r on motor so the 224/230 should suit me fine I just want a good all around Tq/top end cam.
here is the cam specs from prochargers web page

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Lobe separation: 112 to 116 degrees Split pattern: Exhaust duration and lift approximately 10 degrees and .010, respectively, greater than intake. Install cam straight up. Contact a cam manufacturer for lifts and durations that best suit your application.
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Old Apr 25, 2011 | 10:53 AM
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well my cam was spec'ed for my 6.Ol and not my 370, but it is a 224/230 610lift on 114lsa. done by Ed Curtis at Flowtech
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Old Apr 25, 2011 | 03:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Bad_Apple
well my cam was spec'ed for my 6.Ol and not my 370, but it is a 224/230 610lift on 114lsa. done by Ed Curtis at Flowtech
I like those specs also Im just curious if they would spec something like that for a extended cab AWD. Good bit more weight than your regular cab.
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