everyone has given you good suggestions, 1 question that wasn't asked is what is your budget for this. If your not ready to spend for headers then cam isn't going to help you that much. you might just consider leaving cam alone and put 1:6 roller rockers in that will give some improvement as if a mild cam was put in. and not cost as much.
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I am working on working something out with S. Reef for his mid tubes. The car is an automatic. I am not loking for crazy HP/TQ numbers I just want to run with bolt on equipped LS1's. I was thinking of going with the comp cams bee hive springs and then whatever cam was recommended.Here's a sig with my old ride: (Everyone else has a cool sig I had to do something!)
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Crane went under last Wednesday, but Comp should be able to help and they are solid on their warranty. Honestly, it's all inwhat you want to do with it. You could go crazy with it, or just get that little extra oomph. I would decide what your plans would be down the line and maybe shop according to that.Originally posted by Boost Addict View PostYour best idea would be to call Crane or Comp, they will ask you questions about what's done to your car and could give you a reccomendation of what would work well with your setup.Last edited by steddy; March 11th, 2009, 06:19 PM.sigpic
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honestly if you want to ever consider a cam, longtubes or nothing at all, those mids are not optimal and hardly worth the swap. Also I would recommend a stall converter for an aftermarket cam as well.Doing less with more

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They cant be all bad! This is kind of the build I was going for for the time being.
http://www.gmhightechperformance.com...ird/index.htmlHere's a sig with my old ride: (Everyone else has a cool sig I had to do something!)
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they are better than stock but that is about it, also they are somnething you'll want to replace over again so imo just do it right the first time around.Doing less with more

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aka "Plum Nuts"
- June 4th, 2008
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- Larry Meissen
- 1998 Trans Am convertible, 2012 Camaro V6 auto IBM
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Good advice!Originally posted by DETROITMUSCLE View Postthey are better than stock but that is about it, also they are somnething you'll want to replace over again so imo just do it right the first time around.sigpic
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forgot to ask if its an auto...i would do a stall as well2011 Ford Raptor SuperCrew
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224/224 114LSA, good mild cam. If you want a little more power go 226/226.
http://www.futralmotorsports.com/fms....asp?pf=1&pg=5
F2-114 or F4-114
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