another cam question.
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From: Baton rouge ,LA
u guys already see from my other thread im doin a 6.0 swap in the next few months. what im lookin here for is an idea of what grind cam i should get for it. i mainly have a lack of top end power. so if i could find something that would help me out with that while giving me added torque ,that would be great. i tow with my truck but not alot of weight, just a few 4wheelers every now and then. and i have 35's .like i said i dont want nuthin crazy where it lopes horribly, but a good torque cam for a daily driver.
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https://www.performancetrucks.net/fo...d.php?t=435536
no torque lost down low upwards of 60 hp and 55tq at the top end nice little lope to it sound clip/vid on post 58, sounds great. didnt hurt gas mileage and you can use the ls6 springs that are only 60 bucks and its easy on valvetrain
no torque lost down low upwards of 60 hp and 55tq at the top end nice little lope to it sound clip/vid on post 58, sounds great. didnt hurt gas mileage and you can use the ls6 springs that are only 60 bucks and its easy on valvetrain
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in the first post at the bottom NicD says hes using hardend 7.40 inch pushrods, thats what i would go with.
http://www.jegs.com/i/Comp+Cams/249/7955-16/10002/-1
http://www.jegs.com/i/Comp+Cams/249/7955-16/10002/-1
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http://www.howstuffworks.com/camshaft.htm
Understand how they work first.. then you can make a PROPER choice for a cam..
Understand how they work first.. then you can make a PROPER choice for a cam..
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