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I spent the $25 to have Pat G (you can google him) design a custom cam with the EPS lobes for me. I'm combining that with AFR heads with a goal of good drivability with decent low and midrange torque. In my case I am not focused on peak dyno horsepower since the car will be largely street driven.
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Hey guys!
For some reason my notification turned off (or maybe I didn't set it up??!???:_paranoid ) Thanks for the good information. It would be great to maybe put together a list of LS2 specs from everyone. Then over time a User could sort of pick what they were looking for as far as end result and then copy the build... Here's mine: Intended Use: Street/track, Pro-Touring build Engine: 2007 LS2 (TBSS motor) Crank: Stock Oilpan: F-Body (Pace Perf: PAC-8771) Heads: L92 (Scoggin Dickey: SD8801-1) Intake: TBD - LS6 or F.A.S.T or Holley LS 92mm High Ram Compression: ~ Stock 10.6/1 Cam Specs: TBD Idle Quality/RPM: Lumpy!! Fuel System: TBD : Aeromotive Stealth A1000 cell or similar build Max HP: TBD : aiming for 500 range Max Tq: TBD : aiming for 500 range |
I just called Texas Speed this week and would suggest you do the same.
I am planning on installing the same setup LS2/4L70E out of a Trailblazer. They recommended a 228R with 114 LSA with stock heads and and LS2 manifold to keep the powerband in the lower rpm range versus the upper if you go with the L92/Ls3 heads. With good headers, ls2 car intake, good tune and the recommended cam you should get you over 500hp. This cam is mild so a bigger would yield better results. Here is a link to the cam http://www.texas-speed.com/p-1158-te...pring-kit.aspx |
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A good cam for that motor would b I'n the range of 224/228 650 114 lobe sep that if ur going to use a 4l60.as for heads check out west coast cylinder heads I'n reseda ca if I was u I would port and polish the heads of the ls2 but that's just my opinion |
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