Help me find a good setup
#1
Gotta 99 ls1 motor. Gonna be doing a cam swap with springs and rods and a stall converter and tune. Using my truck intake too. and 8.1 injectors.
I want something streetable but something nice at the track too. like 13s. with tire and locker of course
Would like to eventually be able to slap a set of heads on it and crank out 400 hp.
This is a daily driver so gas mileage needs to stay somewhere normal. So no HUGE stall.
Can anyone recommend me a cam and stall setup easily streetable and tuneable.
This is is an 04 silverado reg cab.
Thanks for any replies im no good with this. i can bolt it in though
I want something streetable but something nice at the track too. like 13s. with tire and locker of course
Would like to eventually be able to slap a set of heads on it and crank out 400 hp.
This is a daily driver so gas mileage needs to stay somewhere normal. So no HUGE stall.
Can anyone recommend me a cam and stall setup easily streetable and tuneable.
This is is an 04 silverado reg cab.
Thanks for any replies im no good with this. i can bolt it in though
#3
Exactly the kind of suggestions im looking for. Thank you.
Any idea how this cam would work out in a ls1? I can get one fairly cheap
Comp Cam. 224/228 .533/.538 113+4 LSA
Also will it work with ls6 springs and have a noticeable lope?
Any idea how this cam would work out in a ls1? I can get one fairly cheap
Comp Cam. 224/228 .533/.538 113+4 LSA
Also will it work with ls6 springs and have a noticeable lope?
#4
The LS6 springs would work since the lift is so low and I'm sure that those aren't Comp's aggressive lobes, and it should have enough lope to hear, even in a 346. I wouldn't use any less than a 3200 converter with that set up though, which I know is a concern of yours.
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#7
well im not looking for anything in particular. which is why i need recommendations. its a reg cab with a ls1 and stock tranny. I want it to be quick. Down the road i plan for more major mods. Right now i want it atleast came and stalled so i can be faster than most in my area.
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#9
On the milder side, I'd recommend something like a 220/224 .57x/.57x on a 112-115, with a 2800-3K converter. (I'm planning on a similar setup in my LQ9 which is sitting on a cradle in my dad's shop...TrickFlow 220/224 .575/.575 112, WCCH StageII 317 heads, and a Circle-D converter that should stall around 2800-3K behind a 6.0)
A little more midrange and upper RPM power could be had with a 224/22x cam with similar lift and LSA numbers, and a 3K-3200 verter.
If going more aggressive, I like pewterliftedz's recommendation of the Texas Speed 228r cam, spring, and pushrod Kit and a Circle D 3600 Stall, that cam and verter should be perfect together
A little more midrange and upper RPM power could be had with a 224/22x cam with similar lift and LSA numbers, and a 3K-3200 verter.
If going more aggressive, I like pewterliftedz's recommendation of the Texas Speed 228r cam, spring, and pushrod Kit and a Circle D 3600 Stall, that cam and verter should be perfect together
#10
A stock ls1 in your truck is capable of 13's if its set up right. Guys on Tech are running tr220's and making 370 wheel or more. For a mild setup I'd say something like one of Texas Speed's TSP 220 or 224 with a Yank SS3200 or SS3600. A TSP 220 with a 3200 stall will be very mild and should still net you close to high 12's.



