Okay guys so did my exhaust and tune and yet I still feel a need for more power! Haha it's a bad drug!

I have a 01 LM7 with 1 3/4 exhaust with single 3, will get 1 7/8 longtubes, Speed engineer dual 3 in dump exhaust, and a TBSS intake as well for future plans but I can't find a good cam.

I want something with a huge gain but still have the daily driving aspect, something that won't rob a ton of torque for that upper rpm range power, and something that doesn't require a huge stall. Was looking at Vinci Performance Cam "The Trucker" or a TSP 220r or 224r cam. I'm not sure though. Any thoughts or recommendations?

 

Is that 305whp?

 

Yeah as it sits and the dyno in April 2016 it's was 305.7 rwhp and 324.9 FT TQ in 90 degree weather.

 

TSP 220R ( 220/220 .600/.600 ) on either a 112 or 114 LSA. 112 will bring the power in a little sooner and give you a choppier idle!

Id run that cam with a 3000-3200 converter

-Avery

 

The Vinci cam is proven.

I used to run a Comp LSR265 on my 5.3. Loved that cam with a Circle D 3200.

I still have it on my shelf.

 

Your LM7 will love a duration split with an exhaust bias. Keep the duration at or under 224* if you plan on keeping a stock stall speed converter. I am a big fan of something along a 220/224 LSA112

 

Slow 05- how does that 220r can compare to a BTR stage 3-or 4 cam? Tried to call you today but sat on hold and my lunch was over

Madman- I was looking at the Vinci Cam The trucker cause I heard it was a great cam

Gamble- I'm not against getting a converter, but I daily drive this and in AZ so I need ac at all times. I know that's mostly in the tune but I just want the most radical cam to get the most power out of my daily Silverado. Imma already pull heads and do new lifters since it does have quite a bit of miles in the motor, and redo the heads and to a TBSS intake but it's also and extended cab truck so I do need some torque. Still a really fun truck though

 

You want a converter, trust us. A Circle D 3200 is perfect for a NA DD with a nice cam.

It's a little loose but that's a good thing for a DD. It's going to heat up the tranny a little, so get a good cooler (if you don't already have one).

 

01SilveradoJakke - Sorry about that! I was pretty busy yesterday! I will PM you

Thanks
-Avery

 

Madman- I do have a great cooler it's a tru cool 40k keeps my trannys at 160-170 when its 115 out! So not bad! When you say loose do you mean on how it locks up?

Slow05-Yes sir!