YES.....Cam help
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the advantages for us genIII engines is they like better lift, in the older SBC you see .4xx for decent lift but essnetially the higher lift, the more power but if you try to go too big lift you end up maxing out your heads for example, a .600 cam vs a .632 lift cam, even though the latter has a higher lift, your heads max flow may be at .599 therefore, anything beyond that is over kill. a stock Z06 cam has .550 lift. you can easily run higher than that especially with your choice in springs. higher lift wont rob you your low end like higher duration either
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Originally Posted by moes04silverado
Comp Cams Xtreme RPM Cams
216/220 .525/.532 114
go with comps 918 springs and chomemoly hardened push rods at 7.40" length.....
i think this is a good cam fit for what you have...IMO
216/220 .525/.532 114
go with comps 918 springs and chomemoly hardened push rods at 7.40" length.....
i think this is a good cam fit for what you have...IMO

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i bought the cooler about 2 months ago and i was planing on puting a 3200 verter in there but i turned away from that because i dont have the money to get a 80e and the 14 bolt rear end to handle all the power and with the 35" tires!!!
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i would buy it from you.... depending on your price of course and what fittings it needed but what power are you talkin about, lookin at your sig, you should be able to hold up with out having to upgrade your rear end and to an 80. unless im missing something of course
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Originally Posted by Soon2bSpooled
i would buy it from you.... depending on your price of course and what fittings it needed but what power are you talkin about, lookin at your sig, you should be able to hold up with out having to upgrade your rear end and to an 80. unless im missing something of course
i would just asume to keep it considering i will be getting the 14 bolt and 80e probably sometime in the next year or two....my dads company just has to sell the truck that my dad drives and ill have it and a 6.0L (the trucks is a silverado 2500) ....10 bolts arent the strongest once you put 35" tires on her and more hp and tq...
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Originally Posted by willyfastz
This is a small cam but it makes up for it's size with performance. And is about as big as you should go with a stock style converter.
212/218 .531"/.531" 113/109
212/218 .531"/.531" 113/109
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Originally Posted by joehawkz71
i think someone has a high lift version of this cam...bigger the .531. i was also thinking about that cam as well...


