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Old 04-09-2010, 01:17 PM
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Hey Guys, I just wanted to give you all a heads up. Those of you looking for moderate horsepower and torque gains, we now have full rotating assemblies for truck applications. These kits fit the 5.3/6.2 and L92/LS3 Chevrolet! During testing this engine kit yielded a 79.75 horsepower and 73.74 torque gain! Let me know what you all think! Have a great weekend! -Adam @ Callies
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Can you be more specific on what parts were changed to get these numbers.
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How did you get gains from just changing the rotating assembly? Less weight? More compression?
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we took a 5.3, Added the Compstar LSc Crankshaft, I Beam Rod, a Mahle dish piston, and rings.
3.900 BORE
4.000 STROKE
6.125 ROD
12CC ON THE PISTON DISH
65CC HEAD
FINAL COMPRESSION WAS 9.92 TO 1

max hp was @ 5500 rpm
max tq was @ 4300 rpm
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Stock heads and cam?
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Originally Posted by SincalT/A
Stock heads and cam?
And to add to that, WHAT stock heads (243/799?) and cam (Std./L33/LY5?) What year 5.3?
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LS2 heads, right out of the box! And I am sorry, we did use a Bullet Cam
here is the info for the cam.


@ .006 intake 266 exhaust 271
@ .050 intake 210 exhaust 215
@ .200 intake 125 exhaust 129

Lobe Separation 115
Intake lobe center line 110
Lobe lift Intake .3125 Exhaust .3125

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Originally Posted by Callies Performance
LS2 heads, right out of the box!
And what camshaft? Also, were you using a stock truck intake, if so what year?
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Originally Posted by ForcedTQ
And what camshaft? Also, were you using a stock truck intake, if so what year?
@ .006 intake 266 exhaust 271
@ .050 intake 210 exhaust 215
@ .200 intake 125 exhaust 129

Lobe Separation 115
Intake lobe center line 110
Lobe lift Intake .3125 Exhaust .3125

thats a little cam too
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@ .006 intake 266 exhaust 271
@ .050 intake 210 exhaust 215
@ .200 intake 125 exhaust 129

Lobe Separation 115
Intake lobe center line 110
Lobe lift Intake .3125 Exhaust .3125

thats a little cam too
Thanks, but you see that he edited his post after I asked the question for a second time?

Yes, that cam is quite small, definitely not a stock grind though. I Like the looks of it!


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