Truck Norris in a 6.0
#31
I was happy with the SS2 when I had it in my LQ9. It's a good mid range RPM camshaft IMO. It specs with a minimum CR at 10.5 but it performed well in my stock head 317's with the factory 10.2 CR
Quick hit to 6300 RPM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1YfZvRrFbQw
It will smoke the tires quiet easily too
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WL0s8s6SO6w
Quick hit to 6300 RPM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1YfZvRrFbQw
It will smoke the tires quiet easily too
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WL0s8s6SO6w
#32
With any camshaft in most cases you're gonna give up either some bottom or top. When I was running the SS2 my 3200 stall, 4.10 gears and 29.7" tires overcame a lot of the low end torque issues I also have a reg cab short bed. With a heavier vehicle, taller gears, larger diameter tires and less stall the bottom end will be more soggy. If you're not going to rev the engine to 6000+ RPM on a regular basis I would look for something else.
In the first video I posted you can see the tach around 1550 RPM when I went WOT. It revved pretty quickly with my combo BUT I was on a slight down grade on the hwy too.
In the first video I posted you can see the tach around 1550 RPM when I went WOT. It revved pretty quickly with my combo BUT I was on a slight down grade on the hwy too.
#33
If your Price Shopping SS2
If you want more top end SS2, But you will trade off with less power below 3500
If you want an all around cam with little trade off. BTR Truck Norris
Plenty of dyno sheets and comparison including a stock cam. This shows the difference between the 2 and even a stock cam in the first half of this video before they add boost.
If you want more top end SS2, But you will trade off with less power below 3500
If you want an all around cam with little trade off. BTR Truck Norris
Plenty of dyno sheets and comparison including a stock cam. This shows the difference between the 2 and even a stock cam in the first half of this video before they add boost.
#34
#36
I just finished tuning a 6.0 with the truck norris in a 2500hd and it really didn't seem to make much difference till rpms were above 3400ish.
below that the tune didnt need hardly any fueling adjustments. It seems to pull up around 6100-6200 rpms amd flattens out.
I feel like the regular ole 212/218 cam with a 112 or 114 lsa is more useable. Was expecting the 107 lsa of the TN cam to make more low end TQ.
below that the tune didnt need hardly any fueling adjustments. It seems to pull up around 6100-6200 rpms amd flattens out.
I feel like the regular ole 212/218 cam with a 112 or 114 lsa is more useable. Was expecting the 107 lsa of the TN cam to make more low end TQ.
#37
I just finished tuning a 6.0 with the truck norris in a 2500hd and it really didn't seem to make much difference till rpms were above 3400ish.
below that the tune didnt need hardly any fueling adjustments. It seems to pull up around 6100-6200 rpms amd flattens out.
I feel like the regular ole 212/218 cam with a 112 or 114 lsa is more useable. Was expecting the 107 lsa of the TN cam to make more low end TQ.
below that the tune didnt need hardly any fueling adjustments. It seems to pull up around 6100-6200 rpms amd flattens out.
I feel like the regular ole 212/218 cam with a 112 or 114 lsa is more useable. Was expecting the 107 lsa of the TN cam to make more low end TQ.
Also found a tci 2800 stall here local for only $400. Never used.
#38
Talked to Glenn's performance. He recommended the tsp stage 3 216/220 .550"/.550" 112 LSA. I think that's the cam I'm gonna go with to keep the factory stall for now
Last edited by 1FastBrick; Sep 13, 2022 at 08:44 PM.








