single duration cams on a turbo L92 heads 6.0??
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single duration cams on a turbo L92 heads 6.0??
we will buy a turbo kit for a friends truck form a sponser here and was
wondring about the cam choice with the new power adder
the truck is 2002 1500 reg cab GMC sierra with a Manual NV4500 and 4WD
the truck has a 2008 LY6 with bolt ons and TSP 228 cam
what cam should we go with ? aiming for 600whp with an S480 on 9-12 PSI and might go forged internals later for 800+ whp
wondring about the cam choice with the new power adder
the truck is 2002 1500 reg cab GMC sierra with a Manual NV4500 and 4WD
the truck has a 2008 LY6 with bolt ons and TSP 228 cam
what cam should we go with ? aiming for 600whp with an S480 on 9-12 PSI and might go forged internals later for 800+ whp
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I think the 228 cam will works just fine. It's amazing the difference from one turbo cam to the next, one guy specs a 212 can the next a 238, yet they all seem to work good in the end. I like even dur cams na and with a turbo, seem to make more torque.
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If you have the turbo system setup right it's not going to hurt you, na you have vac in the intake and a little pressure in the exhaust, most turbo systems have about 30 psi of ex pressure for 20 psi of boost so really it acts alot the same as na does, a little valve overlap ain't going to hurt anything. The wider lsa has been proven to make a little more peek HP on the dyno but overall power cure the tighter makes more mid range. But na is the same way, wider lsa will make more HP at the vary hi rpm.
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The way I see it lately, it makes more sense to spec the cam out as how you would want it if it were just going to be N/A for when cruising around. The turbo will just add to the awesomeness in the mid and upper RPM range once you get on it.
Look at Nelson Racing Engines for example. They have all these nasty turbo cars that are running fairly mild cams but are making a TON of power.
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Yeah that's pretty much it, a cam like the 212 makes a little more cylender pressure at low rpm so it spools a little quicker, after that almost anything gos. That's why I was saying id just leave the 228 in there.