Bumpers

iTrader: (10)

Try somthing alittle different do a 218/224 .580 .590 108+4.

zero2sixT

iTrader: (4)

Are you planning on a higher stall torque converter? You should.

Imo, look into a s/c.

hvactech08

I am prob gonna get a torque converter down the road. I don't want a high stal converter since I do a lot of towin and backing up trailers

hvactech08

I found this came here

Crane 210/218 .531/.531 112

I am just a lil learly about buying for 200 bucks less if ya know what i mean.

also will LS6 springs be strong enough or should i get some PAc springs

pewterliftedz

iTrader: (4)

a crane 210/218 would be a low end torque monster in a lq4

budhayes3

iTrader: (19)

You'll be fine with LS6 springs with this cam, although I'd step the cam itself up to the Crane/Vinci 216/224 .551/.551 115, which will still work with yellow LS6 springs...

hvactech08

what push rods should i run? 7.4" is what i keep hearing. havent found a good push rod yet any ideas?

And will stock rockers work?

saltwatercowboy6355

iTrader: (1)

I have a tsp224 in my 2500HD cc and will say I lost some tq under 2000rpms but its not noticable even with the fastlxrt intake and with the 2800-3000 circle d converter I have it pairs together nicely. You mash the gas and she gets moving nicely. I was really surprised to see my 6000lb log move so well. I still tow once and a while too.

Sinistersilverado

this is exactly why i recommended the tsp220 cam. it should work just as good if not better on the towing side since the power kicks in a little bit after 1700. you dont want a cam that isn't going to get going after 2000 due to the stops and goes you do when towing in town or what not.

budhayes3

iTrader: (19)

If the heads haven't been milled, 7.4's will work. Go with whatever brand of hardened pushrod that you can find for the best price, such as Comp Magnums, TSP, etc.