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    Quote Originally Posted by LamboDoNoMo View Post
    .....im not 100% sure but i think .600 lift is to high for a stock 5.3
    Yeah I think ur right cuz I dont think the stock pistons came with valve relief.
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    Wow thats Wide separation, but it yields a large power band as well, would like to see some #'s on HP & TQ this cam makes, weird specs.

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    Even if there is enough piston clearance you'll need some serious valve springs to handle over .600 lift. Like some PRC double springs or somethin.
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    (LSR cam)it is over .600 lift
    but its what comp cams recommended. Im sure they did quite a bit of testing on it. On the cam description, it says for 4.8/5.3L small blocks
    Last edited by blackjack325; 06-22-2010 at 09:32 AM.

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