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    is the trex v.2 a good cam for stock heads?? should i upgrade srings and rockers or what all should i do?? please help i dont want to mess anything major up. thanks in advance


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    Quote Originally Posted by gsxrsteve View Post
    is the trex v.2 a good cam for stock heads?? should i upgrade srings and rockers or what all should i do?? please help i dont want to mess anything major up. thanks in advance


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    you are talking a large cam... with any swap you will need new springs etc... but what made you chose this cam? it can use stock heads but you wont really get much use out of it unless you upgrade the heads and use a smaller gear like... 4.10 or smaller

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    Hey guys, that cam is actually designed for max effort-type cam only setups and yes, actually, stock heads.

    Go heavy on the springs if you are an M6, get good pushrods and light rockers are nice if in the budget. That cam will like the Fast 90 intake as well.

    I wouldn't want it in anything that I ever had to drive as a primary vehicle.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Frost View Post
    Hey guys, that cam is actually designed for max effort-type cam only setups and yes, actually, stock heads.
    but he needs a 4.10-4.56 gear set or so correct?

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    Quote Originally Posted by BULLET_WS6 View Post
    but he needs a 4.10-4.56 gear set or so correct?
    yeah and a 5K stall if an auto

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    sorry ya its a m6. So my stock heads should me ok with some new springs and rocker?? correct? i want that crazy ass lope a big cam has

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    stock rockers are fine.... it'll lope, but it's not how I would go about finding it.

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    Double valve springs and hardened pushrods will be a must with that cam. You might need to check the PTV clearance with the long duration of the cam and might want to flycut the pistons just to be safe. Definitely get the 4.10's to take full advantage of the cam.

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    ptv ?? piston to valve

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    Quote Originally Posted by gsxrsteve View Post
    ptv ?? piston to valve
    Yep. I don't think you'll have a problem though with the stock heads.

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    so that cam is a go??

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    Your good, but look into an LS6 or FAST intake if your gonna run that cam.

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    thanks for the info

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    Frost is rite. Designed to work with stock heads. Strong numbers put out by this cam on dyno and track. Check LS1 Techs top fastest cam only list. Several of them running this cam. http://www.ls1tech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=187330
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    TRex is designed for stock heads.

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