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#21
I agree with ya. Bec most people dont know about deaf. Let them find out and learn about deaf culture. It is really almost same as hearing. As matter we are human!
#22
I PLAN to get cam
DUR @ .004" 272*/280*
DUR @ .050" 210*/218*
LIFT .551 / .551
OVERLAP 52*
LSA 112*
It is good for my truck? For street/strip and do tow sometimes when I need not as often. I just tow jeep or atv sometimes not as often. Just want things will not hurt.
DUR @ .004" 272*/280*
DUR @ .050" 210*/218*
LIFT .551 / .551
OVERLAP 52*
LSA 112*
It is good for my truck? For street/strip and do tow sometimes when I need not as often. I just tow jeep or atv sometimes not as often. Just want things will not hurt.
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Hey, I still trying to figure out which one best benfit for my truck. I was wondering if I go stick with LS6 Yellow valvespring since I planning to put 210/218 cam in my truck. What the rev rpm will change to? I know I need get 7.4 pushrods. What about roller rocket arm? Or I use my OEM rocker arm? Is Cam is good one for my truck for street/strip and I do tow sometimes though. Where is mostly cheaper $ for 7.4 pushrod?
#28
tdrumm has that cam in his 5.3 and it's awesome. He ran it for a while with the stock converter and it did well, but he now has a Yank TT3000 and it's a great match IMO. He doesn't tow with his truck though. A TT2600 would also work with that cam and retain towing capabilities. Swapping the torque converter isn't a must, but it definitely helps with that cam's powerband.
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tdrumm has that cam in his 5.3 and it's awesome. He ran it for a while with the stock converter and it did well, but he now has a Yank TT3000 and it's a great match IMO. He doesn't tow with his truck though. A TT2600 would also work with that cam and retain towing capabilities. Swapping the torque converter isn't a must, but it definitely helps with that cam's powerband.
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