Thunder Racing-215/ 223 .604 / .610 112 LSA
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Thunder Racing-215/ 223 .604 / .610 112 LSA
has anyone tried this cam yet. Looks pretty solid. It is a pretty high lift though. Dont know how good it would be in our little 4.8's and 5.3's. It might be better suited in a 6.0l though.
http://www.thunderracing.com/catalog...d=895&pcid=122
http://www.thunderracing.com/catalog...d=895&pcid=122
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how is the torque on it. Im looking to swap a lq9 and 80e combo. But i am running 33's currently. Looking to stepup to a truetrac and 4.10's as well. These LS motors really need help with anything under 2500 rpms. And I will be keeping the stock conveter in the 80e for driveability.
did you have it dynoed, and how did the graph look like if so
did you have it dynoed, and how did the graph look like if so
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how is the torque on it. Im looking to swap a lq9 and 80e combo. But i am running 33's currently. Looking to stepup to a truetrac and 4.10's as well. These LS motors really need help with anything under 2500 rpms. And I will be keeping the stock conveter in the 80e for driveability.
did you have it dynoed, and how did the graph look like if so
did you have it dynoed, and how did the graph look like if so
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