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Old 05-05-2006, 03:27 PM
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Originally Posted by kbracing96
Not too far off from my cam, just a little bigger

02+ LS6 cam 204/218 .551/.547 117.5

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This is the set-up I have planned.


Just a matter of time and money at this point.
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Anyone have any thoughts on how that cam would work with my Crane/Vinci 1.80 rockers?
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How well does that cam respond on a 6.0? I have seen many people are using that cam however I dont recall any results on a 6.0, would I benifit from a slightly larger cam then that or no?
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Originally Posted by 03sierraslt
How well does that cam respond on a 6.0? I have seen many people are using that cam however I dont recall any results on a 6.0, would I benifit from a slightly larger cam then that or no?
I would like to know as well.
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Originally Posted by The Breeze
I would like to know as well.
I as well. Wondering if the GT7 might be better... 208/230 .554/.546
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I think a lot will come down to how well you want your idle quality, MPG's, & driveability. A bigger cam may allow more power, but it may come with a few cons.
It depends if you will want everyday use or just strip use.
What I wanted to know was, what was his dyno results prior to the cam, pulley, and 90mm TB? Or prior of just the 90mm TB and smaller pulley?
Either I missed it, or I don't know his background like some of you do.

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nice...he's right up there with my tq and a lil more hp....
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The GT2-3 cam is a real sweetheart mine idles at 650rpm,drives like a stock cam in traffic and really wakes up when you hit the throttle.
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Originally Posted by CHEVY6000VHO
What I wanted to know was, what was his dyno results prior to the cam, pulley, and 90mm TB? Or prior of just the 90mm TB and smaller pulley?
Either I missed it, or I don't know his background like some of you do.

Jim
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334rwhp was baseline (blower only, and stock Radix tune)
391rwhp was Cam, TB, and 3.2 pulley on 18* of timing
428rwhp was Cam, TB, and 3.2 pulley on 21* of timing


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