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Old 01-29-2009 | 04:46 PM
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Originally Posted by mwalls54
I would say that cam would make some good numbers but wouldn't be as fun to drive around with a 111 lsa and a stock converter. Because they are pretty much dogs out of the hole. at least mine is. it usually takes heads/large cam/intake to max out injectors. Even though he wants to keep a stock converter i would suggest a stock in-line 6 converter. It will stall a little higher than the stock which will help driveablility with the cam. But will have the same mannerism of the stocker.
Ya I mentioned to him about doing a I6 converter and he is thinking he may. He has a couple at his shop so... The 111.5 lsa should help move the tq curve pretty low and I was thinking that since its a fairly low duration for a LS2 it should be fine but that is why I am asking about it too...
Old 01-29-2009 | 09:58 PM
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Pat, try looking on PCMforless's site. Alvin has done a lot of stuff for TBSS's. Has a few cams of his own design
Old 01-30-2009 | 08:55 PM
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Pat, try looking on PCMforless's site. Alvin has done a lot of stuff for TBSS's. Has a few cams of his own design
Thanks Bill, will do.
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