Help highly modded tahoe wont spin a tire
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Good job on the build for a high schooler!
I'd suggest the 1st gear in the 4l80 is hurting you but also want to know how you adjusted lifter preload? If not done correctly it might be what's h9lding you back. 11to1 compression and a decent stall should be a beast down low.
I built a similiar setup for my H2 and it would turn all 4 tires. I used a TBSS I6 stall and had zero issues getting out of the hole but I also had a 4l60e.
Best of luck
Tim
I'd suggest the 1st gear in the 4l80 is hurting you but also want to know how you adjusted lifter preload? If not done correctly it might be what's h9lding you back. 11to1 compression and a decent stall should be a beast down low.
I built a similiar setup for my H2 and it would turn all 4 tires. I used a TBSS I6 stall and had zero issues getting out of the hole but I also had a 4l60e.
Best of luck
Tim
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Good job on the build for a high schooler!
I'd suggest the 1st gear in the 4l80 is hurting you but also want to know how you adjusted lifter preload? If not done correctly it might be what's h9lding you back. 11to1 compression and a decent stall should be a beast down low.
I built a similiar setup for my H2 and it would turn all 4 tires. I used a TBSS I6 stall and had zero issues getting out of the hole but I also had a 4l60e.
Best of luck
Tim
I'd suggest the 1st gear in the 4l80 is hurting you but also want to know how you adjusted lifter preload? If not done correctly it might be what's h9lding you back. 11to1 compression and a decent stall should be a beast down low.
I built a similiar setup for my H2 and it would turn all 4 tires. I used a TBSS I6 stall and had zero issues getting out of the hole but I also had a 4l60e.
Best of luck
Tim
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Tim
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It changes for every combo. I am not totally certain how the OP did his checks, but I used the Comp Cams tools and measured the tool length end to end with calipers, added .075" and rolled with it
Manton pushrods aint cheap, but my method got it right. But not the second time, I cut the heads .035 and just bought rods closest to .035 shorter than I had Manton build me
Basically, there are probably 14 ways to choke this chicken
Manton pushrods aint cheap, but my method got it right. But not the second time, I cut the heads .035 and just bought rods closest to .035 shorter than I had Manton build me
Basically, there are probably 14 ways to choke this chicken
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I'm far from the expert here but that doesn't sound like you took any consideration for push rod length and that could be your issue. I had a good friend and engine builder coach me on mine. I used a BTR cam kit, with supposedly the right length push rods but after checking with a dial gauge, we needed longer ones. Maybe some others will chime in on this.
Tim
Tim
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heads were cut .030 but the cams only .523 lift on a stock base circle i used a stock length pushrod rocker valve tip patterned just fine also there was plenty of travel till the lifter bottomed out. I was going to shim it up under the pedestal 1 turn would recover faster from being over revved but was gonna have to order shim stock. Turn and a half is pretty typical for a stock LS gotta consider how fine the thread is on the rocker bolts 1/2 turn sbc > 1/2 turn LS
My build was 11 to 1, 243 heads with Ls6 springs, the BTR stage 2 low lift cam, TBSS intake with flex fuel injectors and a stock gold blade throttle body. You don't really want to spin the tires at all in a AWD but given the right surface it would come unglued and on a wet road it would spin them while rolling.
Tim






