what do the ppl think?
#11
your opinion on a good DD vs mine vs his are ALL different.
6.0 (LQ4) stock
224/224 112 cam
PRC 2.5 5.3 heads
TBSS intake
CQI
UD pulley
Yank TT3000
4:10s
20s
CCSB
Truckshop is the owner of those mods and made 419rwhp in a CC. he DD's that truck and he still gets good gas mileage. like i said its ALL in what the OP can stand as a DD. your going tk pay 350-400 for a cam why not just buy a spec'd one for the same price. but hey im not a cam expert/converter expert. i told you what i have/DD/and my opinions on it. take it with a grain of salt for all i care
good luck
6.0 (LQ4) stock
224/224 112 cam
PRC 2.5 5.3 heads
TBSS intake
CQI
UD pulley
Yank TT3000
4:10s
20s
CCSB
Truckshop is the owner of those mods and made 419rwhp in a CC. he DD's that truck and he still gets good gas mileage. like i said its ALL in what the OP can stand as a DD. your going tk pay 350-400 for a cam why not just buy a spec'd one for the same price. but hey im not a cam expert/converter expert. i told you what i have/DD/and my opinions on it. take it with a grain of salt for all i care
good luck
Last edited by iamkeniff; Sep 1, 2010 at 12:59 PM.
#12
your opinion on a good DD vs mine vs his are ALL different.
6.0 (LQ4) stock
224/224 112 cam
PRC 2.5 5.3 heads
TBSS intake
CQI
UD pulley
Yank TT3000
4:10s
20s
CCSB
Truckshop is the owner of those mods and made 419rwhp in a CC. he DD's that truck and he still gets good gas mileage. like i said its ALL in what the OP can stand as a DD. your going tk pay 350-400 for a cam why not just buy a spec'd one for the same price. but hey im not a cam expert/converter expert. i told you what i have/DD/and my opinions on it. take it with a grain of salt for all i care
good luck
6.0 (LQ4) stock
224/224 112 cam
PRC 2.5 5.3 heads
TBSS intake
CQI
UD pulley
Yank TT3000
4:10s
20s
CCSB
Truckshop is the owner of those mods and made 419rwhp in a CC. he DD's that truck and he still gets good gas mileage. like i said its ALL in what the OP can stand as a DD. your going tk pay 350-400 for a cam why not just buy a spec'd one for the same price. but hey im not a cam expert/converter expert. i told you what i have/DD/and my opinions on it. take it with a grain of salt for all i care
good luck
He mentioned a V2 cam, so I said run it. You're not going to see me argue an off-the-self cam is better than a custom. I think a 230s cam is the way to go. If he had a torquer V2 laying around, or could get one cheap, I say run that B.
I don't get why people want to run such small cams in a 6.0. I understand the TR224 in your buddies' truck. And a smaller cam in a heavy truck, in general, makes sense. But a 4" bore, large intake/exhaust runners, and a decent sized cam is going to make power down low. Its not going to be a tow pig, but it wont have much problem getting off the line. Its a reg cab. 4wd isnt that much heavier than a 2wd.
#13
zeroto60, reading your posts you base the way a truck is going to perform solely off duration @ .050. Their is so much more to how a combination works. I hope the OP omits your posts entirely.
iamkeniff, that's a stout combo above. That would make a great street truck.
An enjoyable street truck to me, is one that you don't have to spin to 4k+ to get moving. One that you don't have to drop a gear to pass. One that can pull a hill without dropping a gear. One that get fairly good mpg for the mods present. One that function well in a broad power band.
What was I thinking to get a 6.0 with a 218's cam?? I should have just stuck a cam in with 230's duration and a bunch of overlap. I wasted a 6.0 with a "4inch bore, large intake/exhaust runners" ....(sarcastic)
iamkeniff, that's a stout combo above. That would make a great street truck.
An enjoyable street truck to me, is one that you don't have to spin to 4k+ to get moving. One that you don't have to drop a gear to pass. One that can pull a hill without dropping a gear. One that get fairly good mpg for the mods present. One that function well in a broad power band.
What was I thinking to get a 6.0 with a 218's cam?? I should have just stuck a cam in with 230's duration and a bunch of overlap. I wasted a 6.0 with a "4inch bore, large intake/exhaust runners" ....(sarcastic)
#14
it is a stout truck and an awsome DD imo. its not bc its my "tuner's" truck, its BC its a proven cam an i know it would be a monster of a truck for being 4wd and a SCSB.
you wanna make the truck 1/4 mile fast?
run a 4200 stall and 4:56s, now get on the street and a truck that ETs higher than you but has more MPH will always spank you. i dunno why people think going big is better. i had a chance to go 234/242 .600.610 112+3 f that i didnt want to depend on a 3600-4200 to make my truck go. it takes 1800-2000 rpm to make my bus move good in traffic compared to the 3200 i had that took 1600-1800.
its all in what the OP calls a DD truck. i gave him a descent spec that will work well with a 3200-3400 but perform even better on a roll. plus he can run his 3:42s for as long as he wants and not kill his DD that bad. 4:10s and a 3400 in a SC...WOW
you wanna make the truck 1/4 mile fast?
run a 4200 stall and 4:56s, now get on the street and a truck that ETs higher than you but has more MPH will always spank you. i dunno why people think going big is better. i had a chance to go 234/242 .600.610 112+3 f that i didnt want to depend on a 3600-4200 to make my truck go. it takes 1800-2000 rpm to make my bus move good in traffic compared to the 3200 i had that took 1600-1800.
its all in what the OP calls a DD truck. i gave him a descent spec that will work well with a 3200-3400 but perform even better on a roll. plus he can run his 3:42s for as long as he wants and not kill his DD that bad. 4:10s and a 3400 in a SC...WOW
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it is a stout truck and an awsome DD imo. its not bc its my "tuner's" truck, its BC its a proven cam an i know it would be a monster of a truck for being 4wd and a SCSB.
you wanna make the truck 1/4 mile fast?
run a 4200 stall and 4:56s, now get on the street and a truck that ETs higher than you but has more MPH will always spank you. i dunno why people think going big is better. i had a chance to go 234/242 .600.610 112+3 f that i didnt want to depend on a 3600-4200 to make my truck go. it takes 1800-2000 rpm to make my bus move good in traffic compared to the 3200 i had that took 1600-1800.
its all in what the OP calls a DD truck. i gave him a descent spec that will work well with a 3200-3400 but perform even better on a roll. plus he can run his 3:42s for as long as he wants and not kill his DD that bad. 4:10s and a 3400 in a SC...WOW
you wanna make the truck 1/4 mile fast?
run a 4200 stall and 4:56s, now get on the street and a truck that ETs higher than you but has more MPH will always spank you. i dunno why people think going big is better. i had a chance to go 234/242 .600.610 112+3 f that i didnt want to depend on a 3600-4200 to make my truck go. it takes 1800-2000 rpm to make my bus move good in traffic compared to the 3200 i had that took 1600-1800.
its all in what the OP calls a DD truck. i gave him a descent spec that will work well with a 3200-3400 but perform even better on a roll. plus he can run his 3:42s for as long as he wants and not kill his DD that bad. 4:10s and a 3400 in a SC...WOW
#16
zeroto60, reading your posts you base the way a truck is going to perform solely off duration @ .050. Their is so much more to how a combination works. I hope the OP omits your posts entirely.
iamkeniff, that's a stout combo above. That would make a great street truck.
An enjoyable street truck to me, is one that you don't have to spin to 4k+ to get moving. One that you don't have to drop a gear to pass. One that can pull a hill without dropping a gear. One that get fairly good mpg for the mods present. One that function well in a broad power band.
What was I thinking to get a 6.0 with a 218's cam?? I should have just stuck a cam in with 230's duration and a bunch of overlap. I wasted a 6.0 with a "4inch bore, large intake/exhaust runners" ....(sarcastic)
iamkeniff, that's a stout combo above. That would make a great street truck.
An enjoyable street truck to me, is one that you don't have to spin to 4k+ to get moving. One that you don't have to drop a gear to pass. One that can pull a hill without dropping a gear. One that get fairly good mpg for the mods present. One that function well in a broad power band.
What was I thinking to get a 6.0 with a 218's cam?? I should have just stuck a cam in with 230's duration and a bunch of overlap. I wasted a 6.0 with a "4inch bore, large intake/exhaust runners" ....(sarcastic)
I think you have a poor opinion on how his truck would run. Down shift going up a hill? Are you serious? Spin to 4k rpm? Wow. (not sarcastic, really just amazed)
And I think you should lose the chip on your shoulder about your cam choice. I have no idea why you'd run a baby cam in a 6.0. I do think its a waste. I honestly give a **** less what cam you run, or what you do with it. Im not basing how his truck will run b/c of a duration of a cam. If you would practice some reading comprehension, you'd see that. I'm basing it off what I'm going to be running, people who know what the **** they are talking about, and what I've read.
Op, go ahead and listen to this guy tell you to run a 218 cam. Then get ready to swap it a few months later. Ever wonder why you see so many 218 grind cams for sale?
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