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Old 08-03-2007, 08:10 AM
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What kind should I use for a stock LQ4 and how much am i looking at.
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Old 08-03-2007, 08:45 AM
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save your money and use the stock ones, they are well proven and you dont have to adjust them... just my .02!!
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What are the rarion for the stock ones? And if i get a cam what kind rollers should I get.
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What are the ratio for the stock ones? And if I get a cam what kind of rollers should I get?
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What are the ratio for the stock ones? And if I get a cam what kind of rollers should I get?
Stockers are 1.7 Ratio

And Keep the stockers, people like parish are pushing over 1000 horsepower with high lift cams and using stock rockers
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Foreal, I thought that they were something like 1.5. And this is for an 2000 LQ4 motor.
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Foreal, I thought that they were something like 1.5. And this is for an 2000 LQ4 motor.
Nope, all LS motors are 1.7
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So what are the stock ratios for an 2000 LQ4. And will I be able to change them to 1.7
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So what are the stock ratios for an 2000 LQ4. And will I be able to change them to 1.7
They are already 1.7!!! He LITERALLY just told you that. Please learn to read.
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The LQ4 is an LS based engine. So it will have the same ratio.
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