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Old 05-10-2011, 08:05 PM
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Originally Posted by GMCSIERRA5.3
what would be a good cam for a 3200 circle d 278mm or should i go custom grind?
Stock cam... Imo, when you are running one of those entry-level budget converters, smaller is better. Stock48 knows of some smallish ISKY cams that make good power.

But, then again, if you're open to swapping in a higher-stalling converter in the future, then you could easily swing a larger cam.

For example, I have a 6.0 with a TR224 and the first converter I ran was a TT3000. Changed that to a 3600, love it, and now want more cam...
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^^ thanks on the info and well really i do plan on running stock cam for a while lol since i got some problems come up but i do wanna buy the stall just dont know if a 3000 or 3200 lol or would it be much differece? hope someone that has that stall in a crewcab chimes in
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Originally Posted by Jeff_383
What about The tried and true TR220 cam? I would think in a new 5.3 NNBS with a 3200 278mm Circle D, and 4.10's it would be a really nice running truck. That what's going to go in mine when I do it. I just put my 4.10's in, and with my stock cam and 3200 stall, it is still fun to drive. Although mine is a RCSB.
how much rpms does it take for your truck to move? does it feel realy heavy while driving in the city
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It drives great. I had 3.42's. If I drive something with a stock stall and get in the truck I know there is a stall there for maybe 5 minutes. I have my lock-up apply speed lowered some so it comes in a little quicker on back roads. I must say the 4.10's and stall make it a different truck to drive...It only needs a little more RPM to move, very minimal increase. It felt a little sluggish with the 3.42's, that is gone with the 4.10's.
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does it take alot of gas to get the truck moving? like from a stop sign or something lol
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Originally Posted by GMCSIERRA5.3
does it take alot of gas to get the truck moving? like from a stop sign or something lol
mines still moves without giving it gas.. i got the 3200 stall..
trust me in a few days you wont even notice the stall..
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Originally Posted by silverado1ss89
trust me in a few days you wont even notice the stall..
I really only noticed my TT3000 when accelerating up inclines.
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Holy F@$K with the lol.

TSP 220/220 581/581 112 lsa is awesome
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the re worked trail blazer converters drive pretty much like stock.. u can only really feel them when u do a wot run.. cruising on the streets they are pretty stock. go with the 3200 i already had that one and now im running a 9.5" 3600 now this one u can feel but man the performance is incredible compared to the3200

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Originally Posted by 05gmcsierra
the re worked trail blazer converters drive pretty much like stock.. u can only really feel them when u do a wot run.. cruising on the streets they are pretty stock. go witht hte 3200 i already had that one and now im running a 9.5 3600 not this one u can feel but man the performance is incredible compared to the3200
You mean 8.5 i'n the 1/8 mile


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