LS series head and cam specs
LS1 Info and Specifications - SMOKEmUP.com
LS series head and cam specs
LS1 Info and Specifications - SMOKEmUP.com
2002 Tahoe 4.8 - soon to be turbo'd - SOLD
1989 Mustang - LX Vert - 351W-TT - 2inches of dust covering it
2012 Raptor - 497rwhp at 10psi
If you aint breaking - you aint going fast enough
In Mitchell software the cam spec's show lobe lift and on the 2001 is 274 in / 281 ex. when figuring lobe lift x 1.7 rocker ratio it comes up 465 / 477, all the info i have found on 98-2001 stock cams showed a 118-119 LSA, it seems everyone has different spec's..
2000 sil.ext. 5.3 / Lingenfelter Ls1 cam / LS1 valves / Ported / Milled / 35lb injectors / 80mm tb / E-fans / cold air intake / Pacesetter Cer LT's w/3"ory/ JET-DST / MSD Twister / Corvette Servo / 3.73's / 125 N2O / no cats / Flowmaster exhaust / level rear drop / Rear sway bar / SS wheels / 285/50R20 Goodyears / 05 Tail lites
go bigger if you can but if you plan on goin boost ls6 is the way to go the ls1 cam is not really a big jump imo its not worth the work but some guys love it
04 1500 5.3L custom hp tuners tune by myself don have a pic of it yet so hear is my old 01 chevy 5.3 460hp 13.669 @ 116
I'm selling the stock cam out of my 6.0 if you want something a little bigger.
Edit: nevermind, I think it's actually a tad smaller than an LS1 cam?
Depending what year you and he has they may be the exact same cam specs.
As far as the original topic at hand. I take a different approach than most who posted in here. Will you see a difference with a the ls1 vette cam? Yes, I'm sure you will probably see a bit. You can get one for cheap and can still use the stock valve springs.
Here's my gripe:
Doing a cam swap isn't a walk in the park unless you've already done one before. It's not hard, but it's still time consuming. With that said, there's also a fair amount that can go wrong with swapping a cam. When I swapping in my 224/224 cam we did everything right, took our time, and torqued everything to spec. By some weird coincidence my oil pump ended up failing somehow. It turned into a much more time consuming swap and ended up costing me another $200 dollars.
I guess I'm just being the devil's advocate, but you can at least pick up a z06 cam and springs for under $100 if you look around which is about the best factory cam you can buy(especially for FI).
I picked up my used 224/224 cam, valve springs, titanium retainers, and hardened pushrods for $350 to my door.
$100 gets you the cam by itself in most semi-retail situations.
My point exactly.