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Old 11-09-2007, 11:51 PM
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There aren't any.... No one has cores yet. I've talked to Mast Motorsports, Comp Cams and another cam company. So for now you'll have to use a existing cam for a re-grind if you really want one.

Also AFM will have to get scrapped as no one I talked to understood the limitations of the camshaft/lifter relationships.

I kind of like the AFM, as mine truck is tuned to take advantage of it. I'm seeing an average of 22-26 on the dash display. Plus my tank to tank fills are showing 15.2 or better at the pump. Not bad for a 376hp motor in a truck. Lowering the truck seemed to have helped the mileage some also.

Does anyone know where I can get the part #'s for the L76 cam & L92 Caddy cam?
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I thought mast was the cam guru for these late late engines
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https://www.performancetrucks.net/fo...d.php?t=404706

might be some info here
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Originally Posted by gonzo 6.0
I thought mast was the cam guru for these late late engines
I talked briefly to him and don't doubt his Guru status. They aren't going to sell just a cam. They sell engine packages with a Mast Motorsports Engine management system with the VVT programing included. So no cam from them for now.

Originally Posted by Allgonoshow
Looks like they went away from the VVT on this install. I'm looking for a cam designed to take advantage of the VVT. So I guess LS2 is old school...

I also want to keep the AFM. I'm planning on getting a 122 Maggie or a TVS when they become available. And it that gets here before cam gets figured out I might just skip the cam.
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