Hey Blown
Dec 22, 2005 | 08:31 PM
#2
Originally Posted by gonzo 6.0
Lets go over your truck one more time.You have a cam Lingenfelter? GT? specs?You have no headers? and make 450HP?
Dont remember the cam specs of the GT2-3 off the top of my head...but yeah that sums it up in a nut shell.
Dec 22, 2005 | 08:35 PM
#3
What is your take on the headers,I know you have something to prove as a company man that maximize what you sell without all the extra fluff. Do you plan to do headers?What would you expect out of them ?And what would you expect out a Vmax 4x4 set up like yours no headers ,cam, radix,catback on the dyno,Is your cam the right one for your set up?Would you do it again?
Dec 22, 2005 | 08:41 PM
#4
Originally Posted by gonzo 6.0
What is your take on the headers,I know you have something to prove as a company man that maximize what you sell without all the extra fluff. Do you plan to do headers?What would you expect out of them ?And what would you expect out a Vmax 4x4 set up like yours no headers ,cam, radix,catback on the dyno,Is your cam the right one for your set up?Would you do it again?
The fact that I do not have headers is due to California.....I would run the shorties but I just dont feel that the gains are big enought to spend the money. I would love to run a nice set of long tubes and some nice mangaflow HF cats with a Magnaflow cat back. I think you would be very close to the 500 rwhp mark with the GT2-3 cam, I know this cam is the right set up for me....It made the power and drives like a dream....Would I do it again, in a fuggin heartbeat.
Dec 22, 2005 | 08:58 PM
#6
Does this look right? LS1-GT2-3 207 / 220 .571" / .578" 118.5 CL
That is a lot of LC,you think that is what makes the radix work with this cam?What did you use for springs? and what RPM did your cam max at?
That is a lot of LC,you think that is what makes the radix work with this cam?What did you use for springs? and what RPM did your cam max at?
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Dec 22, 2005 | 09:00 PM
#8
Originally Posted by gonzo 6.0
Does this look right? LS1-GT2-3 207 / 220 .571" / .578" 118.5 CL
That is a lot of LC,you think that is what makes the radix work with this cam?What did you use for springs? and what RPM did your cam max at?
That is a lot of LC,you think that is what makes the radix work with this cam?What did you use for springs? and what RPM did your cam max at?
looks about right....I will admit that I do not speak fluent cam, I hope that someone will help you out with that question.
As for the springs LS6 and I shift at 6500 rpm.
Dec 22, 2005 | 09:10 PM
#9
Originally Posted by BlownChevy
looks about right....I will admit that I do not speak fluent cam, I hope that someone will help you out with that question.
As for the springs LS6 and I shift at 6500 rpm.
As for the springs LS6 and I shift at 6500 rpm.
Dec 22, 2005 | 09:15 PM
#10
The higher (numerically) placed ICL allows BC to shift in the 6000+ range with only 207* of duration @ .05'' on the intake side.
To maintain RPM, as .05'' decreases, the ICL needs to be raised. This extends your intake closing point.
I'm guessing this camshaft wasn't based on a 'truck' platform...
To maintain RPM, as .05'' decreases, the ICL needs to be raised. This extends your intake closing point.
I'm guessing this camshaft wasn't based on a 'truck' platform...