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    Either the PAC 1518's or a good double spring.

    Personally I would go with the EPS lobes and PAC 1518's, quieter valve train and longer spring life with basically the same power.
    Last edited by jmgak47; 09-20-2013 at 05:41 PM.
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    u could got with a tr 220 on a 112 it will have a nice lope and you can run ls6 springs and you hav a good converer fo it too...
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    anything with an intake lobe between 216-220... exhaust lobe with a 4* split (216/220 or 220/224 for ex) gives a little extra high rpm (peak power) without killing the bottom end. I'd do a 220/224 XER on a 112+4.... old aggressive lobe i know but proven.
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