Cam Specs, stock LB9
#4
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If you're running the stock 87, it's the peanut cam, only in roller version:
duration @ .050" (intake/exh) 179/194
lift (intake/exhaust) .350/.384
LSA 109*
The above cam recommended by smoken appears to be a flat tappet cam. If you are indeed running a roller setup, you should stay roller and look for a TPI specific roller cam from Comp Cams or another reputable company.
duration @ .050" (intake/exh) 179/194
lift (intake/exhaust) .350/.384
LSA 109*
The above cam recommended by smoken appears to be a flat tappet cam. If you are indeed running a roller setup, you should stay roller and look for a TPI specific roller cam from Comp Cams or another reputable company.
#6
hey smoken, i have a 91 305 z28 what was the specs on my stoc cam? I just bought a comp cams 268/270 duraton, 477/480 lift w/ 110 lobe seperation. just gotta install it soon! do u think i'll gain a whole sec in the 1/4 mile like u said about that other guy?
i sure hope i get a massive performance gain like that! damn that would be nice.
i sure hope i get a massive performance gain like that! damn that would be nice.
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Originally posted by chevy power
hey smoken, i have a 91 305 z28 what was the specs on my stoc cam?
hey smoken, i have a 91 305 z28 what was the specs on my stoc cam?
duration (int/exh) 202 207
LSA 115*
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#8
chevy power
what q-mile times are you running with your 1le they should be mid 14's at least and the cam you have stock was good but changing it to a bigger one requires a performance chip upgrade i meant that a peanut camed car would gain a second
what q-mile times are you running with your 1le they should be mid 14's at least and the cam you have stock was good but changing it to a bigger one requires a performance chip upgrade i meant that a peanut camed car would gain a second
#9
i haven't ran at the track yet, but race couple people who ran mid-low 14's i hang right w/ em. i'm hoping for 13's w/ my new hooker long tube headers, no cat., new cam and slp runners. i talked to some people at summit racing before i ordered the cam. i told them how it was a daily driver and it was go'n in a stock engine and they said that the one i ordered is the biggest i could run in a daily driver w/ computer controlled engine. they said nothing about upgrading to performance chip or anything. do u know for shure i will have to get a chip? let me know
thanx
thanx
#12
iroc22, i'm putt'n the SLP tpi runners on later this week, it looks like to get to the fuel pressure reg. u gotta take em off anyway so i'm think'n bout buy'n an afpr before i install the runners. what brand do u reccomend for my set up? also how hard is it to install the afpr once the runners are outta the way.
#13
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I've only used JET and Holley AFPR's before, and they work fine.
I say you install the AFPR when the runners are removed, that way you'll save a bunch of time. I always try to do everything at once.
I say you install the AFPR when the runners are removed, that way you'll save a bunch of time. I always try to do everything at once.
#14
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Originally posted by rezinn
Just so you guys know, not all LB9 cars came with the peanut cam. I'm pretty sure five speeds had a better cam.
Just so you guys know, not all LB9 cars came with the peanut cam. I'm pretty sure five speeds had a better cam.
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So what kinda cam setup should I be looking for, just to clue ya in, I will be adding an prochrager later in the year.
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Originally posted by iroc22
Yeah G92 cars did receive the L98 cam. The original poster had an auto car though so it had the peanut cam. Chevy power didnt have the peanut cam, check out my post of his specs.
Yeah G92 cars did receive the L98 cam. The original poster had an auto car though so it had the peanut cam. Chevy power didnt have the peanut cam, check out my post of his specs.
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