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    Thinking about going with this cam (highlighted rows). XFI lobes and ground on a 115+1 lsa. Combo is a 6 liter (LQ9) (364ci, 10:1 compression, stock 317 heads, T6 B/W S475 w/96mm turbine 1.32ar). Using the stock 1.7 rockers.


  • #2
    Basically a 230/230 .613/.605 115+1 lsa custom grind.

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    • #3
      Here is the info on the heads


      Stock 317 cylinder heads:
      72cc heads (2.00/1.55 valves)
      Cylinder Head Flow:
      Lift......Int...........Exh
      .100" ..64.8........53.3
      .200"..142.1.......111.6
      .300"..204.3.......146.8
      .400"..233.5.......164.9
      .500"..250.0.......174.2
      .550"..251.2.......181.2
      .600"..253.0.......184.4
      Test bore = 4.030"
      Exhaust tested without pipe.

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      • #4
        that seems awfully violent for a turbo app, but i think i'm behind the times.
        pinto gt with wood trim

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        • #5
          Another option might be the ZR1, LS9 cam(211/230 .558/.552 122.5) which is around $110-$130.
          Lingenfelter Performance Engineering was founded in 1973 and is a globally recognized brand in the performance engineering industry offering engine building, engine and chassis tuning components and installation for vehicle owners; component product development; services to manufacturers, aftermarket, and original equipment suppliers; prototype and preparation of product development vehicles.

          It seems to work very well in the 6.2's, but then again that is probably due to the L92's.

          The cam is a 3 bolt design, so you will probably need one of these as well...
          Lingenfelter Performance Engineering was founded in 1973 and is a globally recognized brand in the performance engineering industry offering engine building, engine and chassis tuning components and installation for vehicle owners; component product development; services to manufacturers, aftermarket, and original equipment suppliers; prototype and preparation of product development vehicles.


          You should be able to get everything above for < price of a custom grind too.
          Just a thought...
          Last edited by stangin4lyfe; 11-09-2011, 04:37 PM.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by stangin4lyfe
            Another option might be the ZR1, LS9 cam(211/230 .562/.558 122.5) which is around $110-$130.
            It seems to work very well in the 6.2's, but then again that is probably due to the L92's.

            The cam is a 3 bolt design, so you will probably need a cam sensor extension harness and a 1x cam sprocket as well.

            You should be able to get everything above for < price of a custom grind too.
            Just a thought...
            My LQ9 is a 3 bolt setup. Problem is the LS9 cam doesn't come highly regarded with non-rectangle ports nor turbo cars. Supposedly the grind is better suited for the blower cars then turbo. I'm trading straight up for my Tsunami, this should be a lot better then that (235/240 648"/609",111)

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            • #7
              Look at the dirt post on my build thread ( link in sig). I am thinking about going to something different. Let me know if you are interested
              1969 GTO Judge Clone 6.0 liter LQ4 Turbo 4L60e on LS1tech

              1960 Chevy Sedan Delivery LS swap

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              • #8
                FYI I'm thinking about going to something different because with me only running single digit boost levels I think this can is better suited for more boost
                1969 GTO Judge Clone 6.0 liter LQ4 Turbo 4L60e on LS1tech

                1960 Chevy Sedan Delivery LS swap

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                • #9
                  how much you looking to sell it for? it seems very similar to what i am going with. since i am trading straight up i might go with the 230/230 cause it's a pita to sell but i'd like to know what you want for it.

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                  • #10
                    Seems a little big, but should work okay.

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                    • #11
                      Let me look at yours when I get home. I'm thinking of going to something more NA type set up. John has a NA cam that madd more HP on less boost ( I know there are other factors but we have the same setup except the cam)
                      1969 GTO Judge Clone 6.0 liter LQ4 Turbo 4L60e on LS1tech

                      1960 Chevy Sedan Delivery LS swap

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by stangin4lyfe View Post
                        Another option might be the ZR1, LS9 cam(211/230 .558/.552 122.5) which is around $110-$130.
                        Lingenfelter Performance Engineering was founded in 1973 and is a globally recognized brand in the performance engineering industry offering engine building, engine and chassis tuning components and installation for vehicle owners; component product development; services to manufacturers, aftermarket, and original equipment suppliers; prototype and preparation of product development vehicles.

                        It seems to work very well in the 6.2's, but then again that is probably due to the L92's.

                        The cam is a 3 bolt design, so you will probably need one of these as well...
                        Lingenfelter Performance Engineering was founded in 1973 and is a globally recognized brand in the performance engineering industry offering engine building, engine and chassis tuning components and installation for vehicle owners; component product development; services to manufacturers, aftermarket, and original equipment suppliers; prototype and preparation of product development vehicles.


                        You should be able to get everything above for < price of a custom grind too.
                        Just a thought...
                        Bad choice for a turbo, to much exhaust duration. Exhaust prs is almost double intake prs in turbo cars. More exhaust duration/lift allows for reversion. Great supercharger cam.
                        I would agree with most seems like a lot for a street/strip car but then so is the s475. Ill alude back to my previous statement. Its easy to get sucked in and soon you'll be running methanol and an AWIC with big stuff 3. What happened to 600hp ?
                        89 dove grey lx, turbo blowthrough

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                        • #13
                          Know nothing about LS engines
                          But If I where you I would look into a custom cam
                          G/L

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by turbos66coupe View Post
                            Bad choice for a turbo, to much exhaust duration. Exhaust prs is almost double intake prs in turbo cars. More exhaust duration/lift allows for reversion. Great supercharger cam.
                            I would agree with most seems like a lot for a street/strip car but then so is the s475. Ill alude back to my previous statement. Its easy to get sucked in and soon you'll be running methanol and an AWIC with big stuff 3. What happened to 600hp ?
                            planning to run meth injection but a2a intercooler, it is a slippery slope!

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                            • #15
                              Why not run what you have?

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