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    the new guy needs help

    well new guy hear. just picked up a 02 ws6 auto with 90k. looken for some good starting blocks on what to do.it is my daly driver. i just bolted on a slp lid, gutted the ram air and tb by pass with a 1in spacer also slp 160 thrmostat.

    i thinking long tube headers, tuner,want to run a comp xtreame cam(1800-6800 222/224@.50dur .566/568 lift 112 lobe sep. maybe even 3.73 gears and need to do it all on the CHEEP. im pritty sure i can do most of it on my own. any and all help would be cool

    as for the a4 need a good stall and a cooler ides.

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    I'm running a 220/224 .570/.580 112lsa.....if I had to do it again I'd go for a 228/228 113-114lsa, they are still getting good drivability for a daily driver.
    I'd look for a 3,600 stall, Yank has a very good one, but you'll pay for it.....take your time and look for a good used one here in the F/S section, on ls1tech, and ebay....i picked up mine on ebay like new for $140 shipped, so you can find deals if you search.
    as for a tranny cooler, you can get one for under $50 at the auto parts store (towing/RV cooler)

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    Make sure you start with a good tune up if you just made the purchase, From plugs and wires to all filters and fluids...
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    2001 SS, Its not the car its the Driver that matters....

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    thanks but still new to the cam swap so what do all the specs mean and trans late into? same for the stall like whats better 3600 vs 3800. and 112 lobe vs 114 lobe??

    did to a tune up new plugs and wires,new moble 1 full sen oil with a k&n oil filter,stp air filter.

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    for example , 228/228 .570/.580 112lsa ( how long the intake valve is opened/ how long the exhaust is open how high the intake valve opens/ how high the exhaust valve opens and the last part is the number of degrees between the intake and exhaust lobe centerlines.

    there isn't really a better stall size acrossed the board, the larger a cam is the higher the rpm the motor needs to turn to start getting power out of the cam.
    a stall is just basicly a slipper clutch.....
    for instance, a 3,000rpm stall will let the engine rev to around 3,000rpm before it grabs if you are sitting at idle and mash the throttle.....a 3,600 stall will let it rev to 3,600

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    nice i got most of that by looking at cam after cam was more looking fo like if i have 114 lobe its goingto be a lumpie cam haha shit like that.but good looken out

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    Quote Originally Posted by SR-71 View Post
    nice i got most of that by looking at cam after cam was more looking fo like if i have 114 lobe its goingto be a lumpie cam haha shit like that.but good looken out
    the 112lsa in mine has some lope to it, a 114lsa would give you a smoother idle

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