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    Going built

    Im picking up a complete LS1 engine on tuesday and plan on stripping it down and using just the block to build a 383 stroker. Its gonna use a Callies Compstar rotating assembly, PRC stage 2.5 5.3 heads, FAST intake. And I wanna be able to add nitrous eventually. The car is not a dd and is only streeted once or twice a month. I want to have a very nasty street car that can more than hold its own on a dragstrip which is primarly where it will be used. I need help choosing a cam though. It needs to be a good N/A cam for street use but respond very well to nitrous. I may stick with stock displacement though, havent quite decided on that yet. When nitrous down go on it will most likely be a direct port system around a 200-250 shot. My converter will be set up once i have a final build plan. Any opinions are greatly welcomed

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    ms3 and ms4 cams are good, I suggest calling TSP ( Texas Speed and Performance) and telling them your plans and they can give you direction and more often than not all the parts you need.

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    had looked at the MS4 and VRX7. The VRX is less lift but more duration and they claim its a great nitrous cam.

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