Which cam and stall for my 6,200 lb AWD Caddy?
#12
Man, that's gonna be so wrong all that noise coming from an escalade lol.
I'll be interested to see if you gain a bunch of noise(s) from going from the thick iron manifolds to the thin steel headers.
I'll be interested to see if you gain a bunch of noise(s) from going from the thick iron manifolds to the thin steel headers.
#13
I did, put on pacesetters and now my truck sounds like a little sewing machine
#14
We will see, just finished but going out with the parents now. I'll post pics and video tonight. turned it on for a little bit while i picked up my tools and surprisingly it didn't sound much different.
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jsut get a custom grind with low duration and high lift...
If I were staying N/A, I would have a killer cam ground just for that.
the 3400 is way too big to get that escalade running. I have a trailblazer I6 verter I may let go cheap, if you want a 2600 stall...
If I were staying N/A, I would have a killer cam ground just for that.
the 3400 is way too big to get that escalade running. I have a trailblazer I6 verter I may let go cheap, if you want a 2600 stall...
#18
I would hate to spend 500-900 on a stall and then not like it. So trying out the TB stall might not be a bad idea.
The only stalled car i've ever really driven alot was my old 98 SS with an 8" 5200 stall and it actually drove awesome. But it was also a 2800 lb daily driver, a few hundred lbs lighter than half of the Escalade.
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