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jkwalkercchs 06-28-2017 01:08 AM

Lq9+243s in a RCSB
 
Ok guys so I picked up an 06 4.8l nv3500 5spd RCSB Silverado the other day to transplant my lq9 in.
I've purchased:
Stock 243s (should I go with tsp stage 1 or 2.5s instead?) 10.9 to 1 comp with stock gasket
228/232 .600 .600 112lsa cam
Ls7 lifters
Pac double springs
Chromoly pushrods
Ls2 timing chain
.040 cometic head gaskets 4.035 bore bumps it 11.3 to 1 I believe
Arp studs
Meiling high pressure oil pump
42lb drop in injectors
Gmt900/tbss intake and tb
Msd pro pack coils ls2/ls7 style I'll also be doing a coil power wire upgrade

Plan to purchase:
Speed engineering 1 3/4in long tubes and axle dump exhaust kit
Nitrous outlet plate kit to run a 150 wet shot


That being said I plan on swapping the nv3500 for a t56 magnum after I rip it out and doing gears at that time.

My only concern is I'm not going with a big enough cam. This isn't a daily driver this is a toy if anything. I have a diesel to haul with so I'll never tow with it.

What are guys running in manual RCSBs.

Vortec350ss 06-28-2017 09:51 AM

The cam is large enough to make some steam. Do you know the ICL?

madmann26 06-28-2017 10:15 AM


Originally Posted by Vortec350ss (Post 5412819)
The cam is large enough to make some steam. Do you know the ICL?

It's a Torquer V2 but TSP doesn't have the cam specs on their site outside side of duration/lift/lsa.

BigBlock90 06-28-2017 10:19 AM

I run an automatic so im sure it varies but, I run a 6.0 with ported 243 heads, tsp 228r 600/600 on a 110, nnbs intake with a 102 throttle body, longtubes and 4l80e automatic and run 7.60 to 7.65 on motor every pass down the 1/8th mile @4500lbs. That cam should work very well for you i would think.


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