C6 Ls2 camshaft
#6
how do you think this cam would perform on a tahoe? nbs..and would this one also require hardened pushrods and new valve springs?
#7
It would perform well... and pushrods are probably not a must, but LS6/LS9 springs are. It all depends what you are after. If you literally arent willing to sacrrifice ANY drivability then its a great choice, it will work well with factory exhaust manifolds too. If you are willing to sacrifice some idle quality or want a little chop, then this cam isnt for you.
in a 5.3 I would expect this cam to want to eat at least 6500 RPM to get all it has to offer.
The problem is you would need to rewire your cam sensor to work like the LS2 and use the LS2 timing cover. For that reason you would probably be better off with something with will be more of a bolt in... its easy to work around, its just another step.
in a 5.3 I would expect this cam to want to eat at least 6500 RPM to get all it has to offer.
The problem is you would need to rewire your cam sensor to work like the LS2 and use the LS2 timing cover. For that reason you would probably be better off with something with will be more of a bolt in... its easy to work around, its just another step.







