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Old 12-30-2003, 09:54 AM
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The following cam has been recommended for my 6.0 engine, 216 220 XE 114 LSA 4 degrees advance. The mods on the engine are Hamm headers, dual exhaust, ASP crank pulley, UPD intake, and electric fans. Vehicle specs - 2500 series, 4X4, extended cab long bed, automatic trans. What rpm's do you think this cam will show more power at. Will low end torque suffer significantly or not much?
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That's a pretty mild cam for a 6.0. What are your tuning plans? Stock tuning? If so, then that's a good choice. I have a 6.0L in my car and I run a 232/234 with about .600 lift. Good torque and HP. If you plan on tuning then I would look bigger than that.
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No plans on tuning it, kind of hard to do that in Central America. From your reply I guess I should be ok with this cam.
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You can probably get by with no tuning on that cam.

BLK6.0LHD had an 02' Z06 cam and didn't need tuning but as soon as he swtiched to a 224/232 cam he needed/Needs it BAD! LOL

So something close to the Z06 specs should be easy.
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Is BLK6.0LHD's truck a 2 wheel drive or 4X4?
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Originally Posted by 99 2500
Is BLK6.0LHD's truck a 2 wheel drive or 4X4?
2001 2500 EC,SB 4X4.
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You could probably go slightly larger even without tuning.
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Originally Posted by BLK6.0HD
2001 2500 EC,SB 4X4.
You're putting down some serious horsepower considering your truck is a 4X4.
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Trucks are heavy.......the bigger the cam the more low end you loose. Gotta remember the 2500 weighs in at 5600-6300 lbs, depending on which model you have. Start getting to big and you have to get a converter.
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For what its worth.....this is the cam I am going with in my truck. 212/212 .553 .553 114 +4 cam Its pretty mild. But but low end is precious to me.


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