cam question need help !
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would this cam work good on a 2004 silverado with a n/a 4.8 with longtubes intake exhaust and pulley its a ligenfelter gt2-3 camshaft duration @.050 207/220 - 571/578 lift 118lsa and what supporting mods would i need if it would work good ...for example springs and rods etc...
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not set on that cam but its a good deal for 200 dollars thats why im asking. i had my suspicions that it was a forced induction cam cause of the split on it...but what cam would be good for my truck im goin to eventually spray a 100 shot down the road?? thanks for the help!
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not set on that cam but its a good deal for 200 dollars thats why im asking. i had my suspicions that it was a forced induction cam cause of the split on it...but what cam would be good for my truck im goin to eventually spray a 100 shot down the road?? thanks for the help!
And it all depends on what you want to do with your truck. Are you wanting to run an aftermarket stall, and if so what stall speed would you want. Also, what rear end gears do you have? Is your truck an extended cab or regular cab? What is your budget for the cam swap and everything else you need to go with it.
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Don't buy a cam because it's cheap, that's definitely going at it the wrong way. I would look into a standard N/A cam for your truck, since you won't be spraying any huge shots (300+) and it's a street truck.
And it all depends on what you want to do with your truck. Are you wanting to run an aftermarket stall, and if so what stall speed would you want. Also, what rear end gears do you have? Is your truck an extended cab or regular cab? What is your budget for the cam swap and everything else you need to go with it.
And it all depends on what you want to do with your truck. Are you wanting to run an aftermarket stall, and if so what stall speed would you want. Also, what rear end gears do you have? Is your truck an extended cab or regular cab? What is your budget for the cam swap and everything else you need to go with it.



