Who makes good quality cams?
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Who makes good quality cams?
I've got a 05 4.8, and I'm wanting to put in a new cam. I've been looking at CompCams, Crane, and Lunati. What are y'alls opinions about the quality of their products? Also, if y'all have any suggestions for the cam I should get, that would also be appreciated as well. I want something thats good for low-end to midlevel torque but has a mild lope. This is a daily driver. I was thinking 270°/
279°-212°/221°-116, but let me know if I'm off.
Again, I appreciate it guys!
279°-212°/221°-116, but let me know if I'm off.
Again, I appreciate it guys!
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Thunder Racing makes a good cam too. What are the full specs on your truck 2wd or 4wd ec or rc are you going to go with a stall converter? How much of a hit are you willing to take in the gas mileage. Are there any mods on the truck? Are you willing to get a custom tune?
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Its a 2wd 4.8 ECSB with a 4L60e, and I wasn't thinking about getting a stall converter because I'd like to keep as much of the gas mileage as possible. However, if the best cam for what I want requires a stall converter I won't object to getting one.
I know, I know, I'm asking for both gas mileage and performance...
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Did I list the specs wrong for the cam in my first post?
Wait4Me tuning
thorley headers
si/do magnaflow
Its a 2wd 4.8 ECSB with a 4L60e, and I wasn't thinking about getting a stall converter because I'd like to keep as much of the gas mileage as possible. However, if the best cam for what I want requires a stall converter I won't object to getting one.
I know, I know, I'm asking for both gas mileage and performance...
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Did I list the specs wrong for the cam in my first post?
Last edited by A 4.8 Liter Of Cola; 12-08-2005 at 01:16 AM.
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The ever popular Comp 212/218 sounds like it would fit the bill. You can get a trailblazer stall that will keep all your daily driveability but brake stall to 2500 to get you in the cam power band quicker. You can get a Dacco reman tb stall for like 160-200.