will i need to measure PTV clearance with this small cam? LQ9. expected gain in HP?
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will i need to measure PTV clearance with this small cam? LQ9. expected gain in HP?
I know the answer is to always measure PTV clearane but there are also so many know cam combos that there is no need. I really do not want the expense of head studs and head gaskets if there is no real need to measure.
the engine is a 2004 LQ9.
cam specs are
@ .050 int. 220 exh 226
gross int .581 exh .584
on a 113 lobe seperation.
what kind of performace gain can i expect out of this cam in a otherwide stock engine?
the engine is a 2004 LQ9.
cam specs are
@ .050 int. 220 exh 226
gross int .581 exh .584
on a 113 lobe seperation.
what kind of performace gain can i expect out of this cam in a otherwide stock engine?
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I have no experience personally with that cam but I would say that's a pretty good choice for a LQ9. Probably would net you 20-30 rwhp with a tune, and should sound pretty nasty. You need to throw on some headers and a CAI to let it breathe to its potential though.
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As long as your not milling the heads, a ton, That cam should be fine for that set up..
Heres a idle clip for ya, my cam is close to that one but on a 112lsa
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ndHH03DZiE
Heres a idle clip for ya, my cam is close to that one but on a 112lsa
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ndHH03DZiE
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