best cam for a 6.0
02-11-2009, 10:17 PM
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best cam for a 6.0
well i am looking at doing a heads and cam 6.0 it will be going in a RCSB 2wd i have 4.10s built tranny and a ss3600 i will be doing either AFRS or TFS
heads and it will be all motor no juice and id like to get at least 400rwhp
any suggestions
heads and it will be all motor no juice and id like to get at least 400rwhp
any suggestions
02-12-2009, 12:11 AM
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How much daily driving will this truck see?
If this is a weekend warrior and use during nice summer weather to get Dairy Queen with the wife, try to shoot for 10.5+:1 compression and hunt for a cam close to the XER273 from Comp Cams. Keep in mind, many of those AFR and TFS heads have 65-66cc chambers so plan to mill a bit off of them to bring an LQ4 up from 9.4:1. Aim for 60-62cc chambers when all is said and done so the big camshaft doesn't feel so soggy down low. 400rwhp may be within reach if you pick the right heads.
If this is a weekend warrior and use during nice summer weather to get Dairy Queen with the wife, try to shoot for 10.5+:1 compression and hunt for a cam close to the XER273 from Comp Cams. Keep in mind, many of those AFR and TFS heads have 65-66cc chambers so plan to mill a bit off of them to bring an LQ4 up from 9.4:1. Aim for 60-62cc chambers when all is said and done so the big camshaft doesn't feel so soggy down low. 400rwhp may be within reach if you pick the right heads.
02-12-2009, 11:36 AM
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How much daily driving will this truck see?
If this is a weekend warrior and use during nice summer weather to get Dairy Queen with the wife, try to shoot for 10.5+:1 compression and hunt for a cam close to the XER273 from Comp Cams. Keep in mind, many of those AFR and TFS heads have 65-66cc chambers so plan to mill a bit off of them to bring an LQ4 up from 9.4:1. Aim for 60-62cc chambers when all is said and done so the big camshaft doesn't feel so soggy down low. 400rwhp may be within reach if you pick the right heads.
If this is a weekend warrior and use during nice summer weather to get Dairy Queen with the wife, try to shoot for 10.5+:1 compression and hunt for a cam close to the XER273 from Comp Cams. Keep in mind, many of those AFR and TFS heads have 65-66cc chambers so plan to mill a bit off of them to bring an LQ4 up from 9.4:1. Aim for 60-62cc chambers when all is said and done so the big camshaft doesn't feel so soggy down low. 400rwhp may be within reach if you pick the right heads.
i was thinking of the comp cams xer281 and i also plan on running a LQ9 short block with flat tops
so you think i should go with a smaller cam with less duration
