What Diff. Does Lift Make?
#2
Generally, more lift gives more hp on the top end but decreases some low end. If you go with that higer lift cam you will need to use new valvesprings too. Something like '03LS6 springs or Comp918s. I would lean towards the comps.
#3
I've got my eye on some 918's and some chromoly pushrods as well. I've searched a lot of threads for cams and I think the 212/218 is for me, just didn't know about the lift numbers. I don't want to lose any bottom end for sure!
#4
Originally Posted by JayStew
I've got my eye on some 918's and some chromoly pushrods as well. I've searched a lot of threads for cams and I think the 212/218 is for me, just didn't know about the lift numbers. I don't want to lose any bottom end for sure!
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Generally higher lift cams have a more aggressive profile and make more power throughout the power curve.They also are harder on the rest of the valvetrain and require stiffer valvesprings and hardened pushrods.
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