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Old 11-23-2011, 12:21 PM
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Looking for some info on the 261xfi truck cam in a 5.3
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The specs will help .....use give you some input ...
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The cam specs are, adv-261 265, @.050"- 208 212, lift-.554 .558. My truck is ccsb z71 with a intake kit, bored and ported tb, 8.1l injectors, Lt.'s, highflow cats, x-pipe muffler, tail pipes dumped in front of rear wheel oh and 4.10s
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are you planing on going on a stall ? if so you options in cams came widen a little , im sure that 261 xfi has great low end but like I said a stall will let you afford a bigger cam which will have a better mid to top end and you low wnd will be coverd by the your aftermarket stall ...
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Wasn't planning on a stall, would the cam I listed be good for towing and burning rubber?
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Or should I just swap for a 6.0
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I have that cam in my '07 Tahoe. It provided gains right off idle, and has excellent low-mid range responsiveness. I gained .5 seconds in the quarter mile and about 6 mph. Keep in mind my Tahoe came with a larger cam than the 99-06 trucks have, so gains should be more noticeable in the older trucks.
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Did you do any head work or other mods with the cam? It's sounding good what RPM u getting out of it?
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Another ? I have is exhaust, I see most are running a y-pipe would this give more torque out of the hole vs x-pipe
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what are you plans goals so to speak ? like stated b4 it seems lke that cam will gain performance of idle , now as far as head work well the cam lift is not that big so I think you heads will flow it of corse ported heads never hurt but ....now I think younshould set you goals and then start shopping , just my .2 reading and reaserching might just save you a lot of cash and labor , ask me ive been through 2 cam swaps , 2 head swaps and 2 converters , untill i finally got my dump running to my satisfaction ... and all couse i dint read and do reaserch...lol


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