RK Cam
#1
What’s up, guys? Wondering if anyone has a RKv3 or any RK can running on a lq4 or lq9? I want to get the RKv3 but I don’t know the specs of it and I really don’t want to get a cam without knowing what I’m getting. It’s between the RKv3 or the MS4 cam. Thanks.
#3
I want 500 to the wheels, but let’s be real here, that is probably not gonna happen. I understand it’s not ideal for a truck. Im not going to use it to tow or anything of the sort. it’s going to be a race truck
#4
Cam only 6.0 will not hit 500rwhp
you're going to need a badass top end and a super amazing exhaust to get 500 out a LQ9. I would not use an LQ4 for this unless you don't honestly want 500
through an auto however; I don't think it's happening, sorry.
you're going to need a badass top end and a super amazing exhaust to get 500 out a LQ9. I would not use an LQ4 for this unless you don't honestly want 500
through an auto however; I don't think it's happening, sorry.
#5
Even 500 crank is a lofty goal with only cam, springs, injectors and a tune. The LQ9 comes 345HP crank and without upgrading with aftermarket heads for better flow and higher compression you're probably looking at a respectable 100hp gain with cam, exhaust & tune.
#6
Yeah, I figured I’m not getting to those numbers. Honestly I just want to get as much as I can out of the motor so it can defend itself. I’m thinking of going 408 and turbo later. For now I just want a nice combo to get the most out of it and I heard the RK cam was good, I just don’t like that the dude doesn’t give you the specs. Thinking a MS3 or MS4 cam I’m gonna end up going with.
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If you want it to defend itself, do this instead:
1. Smaller cam
2. 3600-3800 stall
3. Headers, free flowing exhaust
4. Gears
Those donkey dick cams you mentioned don’t do well in heavy *** trucks. Smaller cams actually work to our benefit by having an earlier IVC, you start making power/torque earlier.
If you chase a number, you’re going to be disappointed.
1. Smaller cam
2. 3600-3800 stall
3. Headers, free flowing exhaust
4. Gears
Those donkey dick cams you mentioned don’t do well in heavy *** trucks. Smaller cams actually work to our benefit by having an earlier IVC, you start making power/torque earlier.
If you chase a number, you’re going to be disappointed.
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