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01-02-2014, 02:56 PM
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Hey guys
Anyone know if the comp xr265hr can be bought in a 112lsa?
Im looking for a cam for my 2003 ecsb silverado. Its a 5.3 auto with 373 gears. I have done alot of homework on cams and i was stuck on the tsp220
But im really not wanting to put a stall in the truck so i dont wont to kill the low end power?
I like all the reviews on the comp 265 but i would the choppy idle of the tsp220 (i know i know) lol
Anyhow ive only owned the truck 2 weeks and its already started lol
Mods so far belltech 3-4 kit with shackles and hangers in rear and springs up front. Nitro drop 2 shocks (soon to be removed junk)
Cold air intake and cat back thunder flowmaster exhaust
20 inch 2012 sierra wheels with 275-45-20 goodyear gt2s
Anyone know if the comp xr265hr can be bought in a 112lsa?
Im looking for a cam for my 2003 ecsb silverado. Its a 5.3 auto with 373 gears. I have done alot of homework on cams and i was stuck on the tsp220
But im really not wanting to put a stall in the truck so i dont wont to kill the low end power?
I like all the reviews on the comp 265 but i would the choppy idle of the tsp220 (i know i know) lol
Anyhow ive only owned the truck 2 weeks and its already started lol
Mods so far belltech 3-4 kit with shackles and hangers in rear and springs up front. Nitro drop 2 shocks (soon to be removed junk)
Cold air intake and cat back thunder flowmaster exhaust
20 inch 2012 sierra wheels with 275-45-20 goodyear gt2s
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01-02-2014, 05:58 PM
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This is my first post on here so please dont mistake me for a pro, but I believe you can call COMP Cams and they can "custom grind" a cam for you with those specs and a 112lsa. I am looking to do the same things when the cash comes in. Maybe a veteran will chime in and tell us for sure.
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01-02-2014, 06:50 PM
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Thats what i was thinking as well.
My thing is i see the xr265hr recomended to alot of guys with heavy 4x4 trucks with lift and big tires?
i was thinking maby a tsp220r would be ok for me?
I guess i want my cake and eat it too.
My thing is i see the xr265hr recomended to alot of guys with heavy 4x4 trucks with lift and big tires?
i was thinking maby a tsp220r would be ok for me?
I guess i want my cake and eat it too.
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Yeah, you can get a custom grind from Comp Cams or better yet get the HT1 SDPC cam (214/218 .559/.562 111). The 111 LSA will sound even meaner.
https://sdparts.com/details/scoggin-...er/cc54-st1-11
https://sdparts.com/details/scoggin-...er/cc54-st1-11
01-02-2014, 07:15 PM
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Yeah, you can get a custom grind from Comp Cams or better yet get the HT1 SDPC cam (214/218 .559/.562 111). The 111 LSA will sound even meaner.
https://sdparts.com/details/scoggin-...er/cc54-st1-11
https://sdparts.com/details/scoggin-...er/cc54-st1-11
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01-02-2014, 07:45 PM
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Yeah, you can get a custom grind from Comp Cams or better yet get the HT1 SDPC cam (214/218 .559/.562 111). The 111 LSA will sound even meaner.
https://sdparts.com/details/scoggin-...er/cc54-st1-11
https://sdparts.com/details/scoggin-...er/cc54-st1-11
How would that cam stack up to the xr265 high lift?
Just going off the numbers im guessing its a tiny bit larger than the 265 and a little smaller than the 220?
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The HT1 a step up from the XR265HR and a couple steps down from the TSP-220. Trick Flow offers a 216/220 .560/.560 114 LSA (Summit Racing) that is one step down from the 220, but it has a 114 LSA. I didn't mention it because I thought you wanted more lope.