who's running them?

how do you like?

what dont you like about it?

been looking at them a bit and wanna start planning a new motor build soon but just dont know what cam to go with yet...

 

i have one
i like alot

pretty harsh on the valvetrain. gotta run shorter pushrods. i recomend patrick G to spec out a cam. his cam picked up 20hp over my old 226/226 cam.

 

i think mine is a modified LSR lobes...

 

which one did you go with?

what size pushrods?

are you ever gonna find a cam that you are happy with Corey? haha

on a side note, Corey, I may need you to data log my truck for Justin in a couple weeks if you have the time. getting a different tranny and a TB stall

 

Im looking at one of the LSr cams designed for 4.8/5.3 engines, its 215/223@.050 on a 112 LSA with .604/.610 lift with factory rockers. It says it works best in heavy vehicles, and makes strong mid range torque. My truck has Pacesetter LT's/ORY, CAI, 05+ efans, custom blackbear tune, and i have an LS2 truck intake and 90mm TB im going to install at the same time. Im obviously going to get it retuned as well.

How well do you think this cam would work in my 5.3 with a TT3000 or 3200 converter?

 

probably pretty good id say at least a 3200 stall or even a 3600 IMO and a set of 4.10s

who grinds this cam comp ?

 

ya its a pretty new line of cams

 

I'm also curious about these lobes, I know there not as agressive as the lsk lobes but shouldn't get the valve float.... At least I hope not

 

since i had to sell my block i was building, im starting to look back into these cams for my 4.8 but im looking into the 219/227 .607/.614 112 LSA

think Corey was also looking at this as well...

 

Ive decided to go with the exact same cam for my 5.3L, and im thinking it will be a nice setup, some will say the lift is way more than the stock heads need, but i plan to swap them out down the road.

I also emailed Yank about the converter, and Dave replied back saying the PT3200 would be the best choice.

If you get this installed before me, id def like to know your thoughts.