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    Cam PERFORMANCE!!!!!!!!!!!!

    I have 2wd 02 rcsb with a lq4 6.0, comp 224/224 581/581 112, comp 918s, tsp 7.4 p/rods, e-fans, k&n cai, 8.1linj., tb spacer, pacesetter longtubes, ory pipe, cut-out, 4l60e, 3800 stall, 4.10 gears. I want more performance and faster track times. This is not a dd only a weekend street/track truck. So far my personal best is 8.0's with a 1.84 60 with the old TCI 3000, 3.42 gears and 26" m/t dr's shifting at 6000rpms. I would like to run mid 7's in the 1/8 with my current mods with a new cam. What about the 226/226 584/584
    112+4, tr228, or ms3. What would be a better cam?

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    Id go bigger than that!if its not a dd....hell go balls out! lol 234/234/605/610-110+4
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    BTW....imagined numbers on the cam specs..but you get the idea....
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    LQ9 built 4L60 LTs and a billion miles on the speedo!

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    This is two that was speced 231/238 621/619 111lsa and a 231/236 621/610 112+4

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    How but a comp xer 228/232 598/598
    111+4

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    Quote Originally Posted by 02slammed6.0 View Post
    So far my personal best is 8.0's with a 1.84 60 with the old TCI 3000, 3.42 gears and 26" m/t dr's shifting at 6000rpms.
    If you're shifting at 6000 RPM with that setup, you're leaving a lot of your cam's power on the table. With a 224 duration cam you should be shifting closer to 6500 RPM. I agree with the others - go mid 230's with the new cam. A 226 will not perform much differently than your 224.

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    Would I be better of keeping the 224 and turn it harder and buy a set of 243's.

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    The LQ4 already has LS6-style heads (317), with a bigger combustion chamber. Just mill the heads and you'll have 243's. I would definitely get another 1/8-mile time shifting at 6500 RPM before changing anything.

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    Nitrous is always an option.

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    Call Melissa about a tune.


    I did not see any note about tuning, but I am old.
    2002 GMC 1/2 ton Sierra,4WD, Xct cab, camed, mid-length headers, Nelson tune, electric rad. fan, trany cooler, Heavy 5750 lbs with topper.

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