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    They have a bunch of different ones for the LS motors, the TR 220/220 on a 112 would work great for your application. Just go to their site and browse around http://www.thunderracing.com/shop-by...ain/Camshafts/ they've got dyno sheets for each too.
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    i would say that a stall would be the best bang for his buck right now given his list of mods. the stall will work good by itself and then pull even harder if he does a cam later.
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    PUT THE SCREEN BACK ON!!!!! cam and torque verter should be next.
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    Quote Originally Posted by cjriojas View Post
    PUT THE SCREEN BACK ON!!!!! cam and torque verter should be next.
    Why you say i should put the screen back on

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    Quote Originally Posted by michaelweston1@yahoo.com View Post
    Why you say i should put the screen back on
    the screen is there so the air is evenly distributed as it goes through the maf. It is possible to get false readings and to mess up the maf. It essentially does nothing for performance.
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    the stall and the cam should be your next upgrades. but dont waste the money on the rockers, the stockers are fine. if you plan on staying n/a throw a set of 4:10s in there and the truck will fill a whole hell of alot faster.
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    is the tb converter loose or tight?

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    Quote Originally Posted by blue0453 View Post
    the stall and the cam should be your next upgrades. but dont waste the money on the rockers, the stockers are fine. if you plan on staying n/a throw a set of 4:10s in there and the truck will fill a whole hell of alot faster.
    I already have 4.10s

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    Quote Originally Posted by cjriojas View Post
    the screen is there so the air is evenly distributed as it goes through the maf. It is possible to get false readings and to mess up the maf. It essentially does nothing for performance.
    I agree.
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    Yea i kinda already knew how a stall worked, i was just asking about it cause i have never actually had a stall converter... and the MAF screen is fu**ed i tore it up getting it out...

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