need some info from those with 01ls6 cams
#1
I take you didnt need any tuning, but of coarse tuning would make more HP im sure.
This would be going in a 04 ECSB 4x4. Im getting a TB 2600 sometime shortly also, so I take that would make up for any low end loss and them some? Those with the cam, did you replace the springs? I was wondering if new stock springs would hold up good enough?
also, how much gain and how much did you raise the shift points?
This would be going in a 04 ECSB 4x4. Im getting a TB 2600 sometime shortly also, so I take that would make up for any low end loss and them some? Those with the cam, did you replace the springs? I was wondering if new stock springs would hold up good enough?
also, how much gain and how much did you raise the shift points?
#4
It was for me. 
I had an 02' Z06 cam and while not as good for us as the 01' it was still kinda blah on the bottom end. I swear it didn't start to pull hard till 4k+rpm. With a 3000 stall I had to wait for nearly 1000rpm before it would start to pull. Now with a full custom tune with increaed timing on the low end it might have been better but I just don't know.
IMO, look for a good used truck cam.
If you're dead set on the LS6 cam I'll sell you mine for $80+ shipping. Hahaha

I had an 02' Z06 cam and while not as good for us as the 01' it was still kinda blah on the bottom end. I swear it didn't start to pull hard till 4k+rpm. With a 3000 stall I had to wait for nearly 1000rpm before it would start to pull. Now with a full custom tune with increaed timing on the low end it might have been better but I just don't know.
IMO, look for a good used truck cam.
If you're dead set on the LS6 cam I'll sell you mine for $80+ shipping. Hahaha
#6
ttt.. i know more of you have these cams lol..
would a 2600 stall and this cam be a good combo in a ECSB 4x4? If not, ill slap the 00 vette cam i have here in the truck ( 209/198 .500 115.5)
would a 2600 stall and this cam be a good combo in a ECSB 4x4? If not, ill slap the 00 vette cam i have here in the truck ( 209/198 .500 115.5)
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ALRIGHT you want dyno proven #'s do a search on Z06 CAM. Big tex has dyno sheet that show's 30 hp gain and 20 tq.Most 212 cams only show that much and usually cost over $500 brand new with matching springs.Their are plenty of people running fbody cams with good gains such as GOSHAWK,V8 and others to name a few.Their cams are on 115.5 and the 01 CAM is a 116.You can usually pick up cam and springs for about $150.Advace that cam 4* just to offset bottom end.
#9
only problem is, i dont wanna buy a adjustable chain just to advance it 4 degrees
im just worried about sucking azz outta the hole with the ls6.. i know it will fly on topend though
im just worried about sucking azz outta the hole with the ls6.. i know it will fly on topend though
#10
I had MUCH better results with my 226/.535/112 cam than the Z06 cam.
Results are going to vary because of tuning and the setup on the truck. So saying it's a better cam than one designed for a truck and it's particular mods is wrong IMO. In a drag race truck peak power is fine but in a street truck with a tiny stall peak power is kind of a waste. A cam that makes 10hp less peak but 20more avg. is a better plan to me.
Results are going to vary because of tuning and the setup on the truck. So saying it's a better cam than one designed for a truck and it's particular mods is wrong IMO. In a drag race truck peak power is fine but in a street truck with a tiny stall peak power is kind of a waste. A cam that makes 10hp less peak but 20more avg. is a better plan to me.


