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Old Dec 12, 2005 | 07:39 PM
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Matt to give you an idea I had a 2500 stall basically with a 222/224 112lsa cam in the 5.3 it needed a 3600 to really get going good IMO. SO in your 6L I would think a 3K would be perfect. In my 5.3 with CAI, exhaust, tune, 3K stall, and 100 shot I would spin all 4 out of the hole and was turning consistant 1.9s and that was on **** all terrain tires. ON the street I would spin all four for 3-5 feet all the time it was fun to do Get a 3k it is very streetable and fun to drive knocked about .5 mpg off with the stall. The install is NOT fun at all. Wrestling the t-case is a b***h and will take a good day to do the first time. Now that I have done it THREE times I can have the trans out in about 2 hours easily on the lift and back in, in about 4
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Old Dec 12, 2005 | 08:04 PM
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I am not looking forward to the install. I think it will wait until the track opens in late Feb, I have a heated garage anyway. Just have to pick one.

Cam should go in this weekend, and to the dyno the week after Xmas. It should make almost 400 at the wheels.
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Old Dec 12, 2005 | 08:33 PM
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Originally Posted by 1slow01Z71
Matt to give you an idea I had a 2500 stall basically with a 222/224 112lsa cam in the 5.3 it needed a 3600 to really get going good IMO. SO in your 6L I would think a 3K would be perfect. In my 5.3 with CAI, exhaust, tune, 3K stall, and 100 shot I would spin all 4 out of the hole and was turning consistant 1.9s and that was on **** all terrain tires. ON the street I would spin all four for 3-5 feet all the time it was fun to do Get a 3k it is very streetable and fun to drive knocked about .5 mpg off with the stall. The install is NOT fun at all. Wrestling the t-case is a b***h and will take a good day to do the first time. Now that I have done it THREE times I can have the trans out in about 2 hours easily on the lift and back in, in about 4
hmmm, i was going to run this cam with my stock 2500 stall verter.
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Old Dec 13, 2005 | 07:02 AM
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with your radix you don't need as high of a stall. boost helps.


as for the 408 truck, it currently has a tb converter in it.
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