Hey guys
Anyone know if the comp xr265hr can be bought in a 112lsa?
Im looking for a cam for my 2003 ecsb silverado. Its a 5.3 auto with 373 gears. I have done alot of homework on cams and i was stuck on the tsp220
But im really not wanting to put a stall in the truck so i dont wont to kill the low end power?
I like all the reviews on the comp 265 but i would the choppy idle of the tsp220 (i know i know) lol
Anyhow ive only owned the truck 2 weeks and its already started lol
Mods so far belltech 3-4 kit with shackles and hangers in rear and springs up front. Nitro drop 2 shocks (soon to be removed junk)
Cold air intake and cat back thunder flowmaster exhaust
20 inch 2012 sierra wheels with 275-45-20 goodyear gt2s

 

Also this is more of a cruiser/people hauler
Towing would be a 6x12 trailer with a golf cart or utv

 

This is my first post on here so please dont mistake me for a pro, but I believe you can call COMP Cams and they can "custom grind" a cam for you with those specs and a 112lsa. I am looking to do the same things when the cash comes in. Maybe a veteran will chime in and tell us for sure.

Matt

 

Thats what i was thinking as well.
My thing is i see the xr265hr recomended to alot of guys with heavy 4x4 trucks with lift and big tires?
i was thinking maby a tsp220r would be ok for me?
I guess i want my cake and eat it too.

 

Comp off the shelf grinds are just that, off the shelf. You can make your own though and order it through Texas speed. You pick the lobes, duration, LSA, and ICL

 

Yeah, you can get a custom grind from Comp Cams or better yet get the HT1 SDPC cam (214/218 .559/.562 111). The 111 LSA will sound even meaner.

https://sdparts.com/details/scoggin-...er/cc54-st1-11

 

I have searched cams for weeks on end and never heard of this?

 

That sounds great!!
How would that cam stack up to the xr265 high lift?
Just going off the numbers im guessing its a tiny bit larger than the 265 and a little smaller than the 220?

 

The HT1 a step up from the XR265HR and a couple steps down from the TSP-220. Trick Flow offers a 216/220 .560/.560 114 LSA (Summit Racing) that is one step down from the 220, but it has a 114 LSA. I didn't mention it because I thought you wanted more lope.

 

Yea i do.
I really like the sound of that cam
Cant really find much about it? Im guessing it hasnt made its way around like the other two cams