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Old 10-31-2008, 03:45 PM
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Stick with what you have, it will work real well.
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Originally Posted by Thechevyman122
no way i can afford a new cam, the 220/224 seems pretty similar, will it not do about the same?
Oh, didn't realize you already had that cam. Yeah, stick it in. It should do very good.
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no i dont have it, but i have found that cam used and i should get a good deal on it. I can wait for a tr224 to come up, but i just didnt know how big of a difference there was.
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tr224 $250 shipped all day long
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Here's what a 218/224 114LSA cam did in my 6.0L. For you app I'd still consider a 216/220 or something around there. The 112 will idle a tad rough too:

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Originally Posted by Thechevyman122
alright what do yall recomend as far as a tune right now i have a wait4me, will he be able to sufficiently tune for it?
Any tune but that.
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I wont the idle to be a tad bit rough...is there anyone one here who lives in texas, who would like to do my tune for me.. Im just a engineering college student, I dont have 400 bucks laying around to drop on a tune. I guess what im running into, is i just dont have the money to a new custom grind cam, nor can i afford anything but z06 springs, nor can i afford a tune, i probly just shouldnt be doing a cam :/
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Wheatly is in Texas, sponsor ------>

I think they cost in the upper $200 range for naturally aspirated.
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alright....that sounds decent. So the verdict is in, the 220 224 112 is a good cam, it will give me some lope not be tooo big, and allow me to daily drive it for a little bit decently comfortably with no tc. And it wont massacre my gas mileage?
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It's gonna grind a bit at idle (rough) build power slightly earlier than the graph shown above and the gas mileage will go down a hair. I still don't understand why people want their trucks to lope and shake unless it has to, to attain your goal.


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