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11-16-2011, 02:14 PM
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Its a 2004 chevy silverado 4x4. I really like this truck so far. I lifted it a while back 6 inches and added some 35's. now i'm looking for a comp cam 54-424-11 and some other have been mentioned but i'm clueless at car stuff. I also have duel pipes (after pic), a computer programer, and a K&N air system on it. she runs great and I have put a crap load of miles on her.
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11-16-2011, 03:03 PM
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welcome to the site, I'm a few hours south of you in americus at the moment.. I go to school with a guy from douglasville
are you planning on changing up the torque converter when you do the cam swap?
are you planning on changing up the torque converter when you do the cam swap?
11-16-2011, 03:17 PM
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No, I was not planning on it. I talked to comp cams and they recamended a kit with the 54-424-11 with all the springs/seals/retainers/lifters and head stuff and he said all other things I would need is push rods. I was trying to do this with very little $ but it seems to cost more over time I talk to someone.
I'm just looking for some sounds but more of a range of power in the up grade.
The car/truck stuff is all new. I work for Ga Tech during the day and gunsmith at night. So any KISS info would be great.
I'm just looking for some sounds but more of a range of power in the up grade.
The car/truck stuff is all new. I work for Ga Tech during the day and gunsmith at night. So any KISS info would be great.
