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    CAm Upgrade..?

    I was recommended a 230/230 600/600 112+4 LSA Cam.

    I have a 1999 Trans Am WS6 M6
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    This is my daily driver. Will this cam be too lopey? Or will it be just right...?( I want to get a good bit over the 400RWHP mark)

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    I think that cam would work for a d/d.
    Someone on this board has a cam very close to that if not same. Can't remember who though.

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    well if it comes back to u let me know for sure..!

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    I seen smoeone saying a 112+4 is like a sleeper cam, is this true..?i kinda want that

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    that guy would be me, abby, comp cam-duration@.050 228 intake 232 exhaust lobe separation 112 and .600 valve lift intake and.600 exhaust, new springs required, hope that helps abby

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    112+4? How is it for a DD

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    I think the +4 is "advancing" the cam. Which should make it idle better, but might hurt the "under the curve" power.

    Can't remember exactly, but I think that's how it works.

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    meaning I won't gain as much hp as i would if it had a lopey idle?

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    Quote Originally Posted by R_Yates69@Hotmail.com View Post
    meaning I won't gain as much hp as i would if it had a lopey idle?
    Correct, but I can't remember for sure if that's how it works...you can find your answers in a search...or wait for a more experienced member to chime in.

    I won't be doing my cam swap till the spring, so I forget all the details on what I need to know, but I think I am right.

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    yeah well that's the sacrifice i'll have to make lol i dont want a big old lopey idle, cops around here will be all F***IN over me lol

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    Well I can't speak from experience, but you could always put cats in (if you don't have them already) and a couple mufflers to quiet it down I bet...

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    Yeah I guess your right....lol I don't know, we will see I guess. Still have a bit of time to decide since we have winter lol

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    i was in a similar situation and i ended up going with the Texas Speed Torquer V2 and love it for my DD....it has a decent lope and makes damn good power.

    you can co with a bigger cam than what your looking at but always remember that you will need a tune
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    if you want less lope and better idle, go with a 114 °, or a 116° lsa....also imo +4 ° advance sounds like a lot to me, I'd look for maybe +1 or +2 °

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    look in to a xer 275hr its a good cam has some growing room, if u want more growing room look up the xer281hr ilttel much for a dd but not too bad its also called the tq 2 from texes speed

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