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My parents are buying a house and giving me this one so I'm going to go buy this tomorrow...
2006 Corvette Z06
Just kidding... But it is a possibility.
2006 Corvette Z06
Just kidding... But it is a possibility.
If that is in your price range, just look for a used grand sport, and have lower insurance and better ride quality. The LS3 isn't so bad anyways.
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One other things to think about, while FF cameras do have Higher pixel count per picture, pixel density plague some FF. Overall, Lenses are among the gods of the camera world as you can take a 400mm lens on a 5D and cropping to the same field of view as a 7D.
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Tyler do eeet!
The ls3 is nice but doesnt compare to an ls7. I so wish i could afford a c6 z06 but im happy with the old school for now haha
I should be ordering a cam and valve springs soon along with some laughing gas
The ls3 is nice but doesnt compare to an ls7. I so wish i could afford a c6 z06 but im happy with the old school for now haha
I should be ordering a cam and valve springs soon along with some laughing gas
You need to do some major research with cams and boost.I was talking to Comp last week about them and all thier cams are NA cams,even if you mix 1's with 2's or whatever people say they still have increased duration thus increase overlap,which is what you DON'T want with boost.They specifically said that to me in email that overlap would increase meaning you would lose power,so please research before you purchase.Email comp directly to see what they say like I did.I was told I would make more power on stock cams then doing any combo of comp cams.
In just browsing various forums I've seen boosted guys using their stage 3 NA cams, stage 2 NA cams and blower cams...hell there is even an Ion guy running their blower cams that's now turbo lol
:edit: I wonder where I could locate the specs on my stock cams?
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nice, i know that a full frame is a better built camera for sure with generally better processors. Full Frame features have to be backed up with damn good lenses though to make sure that their disadvantages don't start to kill the picture.
One other things to think about, while FF cameras do have Higher pixel count per picture, pixel density plague some FF. Overall, Lenses are among the gods of the camera world as you can take a 400mm lens on a 5D and cropping to the same field of view as a 7D.
One other things to think about, while FF cameras do have Higher pixel count per picture, pixel density plague some FF. Overall, Lenses are among the gods of the camera world as you can take a 400mm lens on a 5D and cropping to the same field of view as a 7D.
I decided against the D800 after playing with a D800E yesterday, and it was having "the left side autofocus problem." I dont have time to have to send a 3300.00 camera to get bench flashed to fix the issue. So I just ordered a 17-40 f/4 L, 50mm 1.4, 70-200 f/4 L IS and will be getting a 5D MK iii tomorrow. Just waiting for the paypal funds to clear from the ebay sale.
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If you are gonna go all motor, the LS7 obviously
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I'll ask some J Body guys what they think since they have the most experience with Comp Cams. That sounds really weird coming from them though being that they advertise a set of blower and turbo cams lol
In just browsing various forums I've seen boosted guys using their stage 3 NA cams, stage 2 NA cams and blower cams...hell there is even an Ion guy running their blower cams that's now turbo lol
:edit: I wonder where I could locate the specs on my stock cams?
In just browsing various forums I've seen boosted guys using their stage 3 NA cams, stage 2 NA cams and blower cams...hell there is even an Ion guy running their blower cams that's now turbo lol
:edit: I wonder where I could locate the specs on my stock cams?
These are 2007 L61 cams but yours shouldn't be too far off on the exhaust side.
INTAKE________Cam______Valve_______Valve___Duratio n____Valve area
Part___________Peak Lift__Peak Lift_____Timing__@1mm lash__@1mm lash
12590699 - ’07 L61_5.9804____10.07953361___116_______198.40______ 1112.90
EXHAUST______Cam_____Valve________Valve_____Durati on____Valve area
Part___________Peak Lift__Peak Lift_____Timing__@1mm lash__@1mm lash
12590700 - ’07 L61_5.9752___10.07918306____-108______193.30________1078.00
After reading a chart I found.The LSJ cam is close to mine.I wonder if I can run it as duration is shorter along with timing is different too.hmmm.
EXHAUST______Cam_____Valve________Valve_____Durati on____Valve area
Part___________Peak Lift__Peak Lift_____Timing__@1mm lash__@1mm lash
12590700 - ’07L61_5.9752___10.07918306____-108______193.30________1078.00
12584363 - LSJ____5.9543___10.04392819____-115______191.70________1076.40
If I'm looking at this right,the timing of the cam is different,thus opening the exhaust valves later(decreasing overlap)yet the duration is shorter so wouldn't have interference issues.Some one correct me if not right but looks like I could run a LSJ exhaust cam?
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This is a bad ass SS lol
2007 Chevy Cobalt SS, EXCELLENT CONDITION, SUPER CLEAN
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This is a bad ass SS lol
2007 Chevy Cobalt SS, EXCELLENT CONDITION, SUPER CLEAN
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Your exhaust cam is the same as mine except timing.yours is 103 as mines 108
These are 2007 L61 cams but yours shouldn't be too far off on the exhaust side.
INTAKE________Cam______Valve_______Valve___Duratio n____Valve area
Part___________Peak Lift__Peak Lift_____Timing__@1mm lash__@1mm lash
12590699 - ’07 L61_5.9804____10.07953361___116_______198.40______ 1112.90
EXHAUST______Cam_____Valve________Valve_____Durati on____Valve area
Part___________Peak Lift__Peak Lift_____Timing__@1mm lash__@1mm lash
12590700 - ’07 L61_5.9752___10.07918306____-108______193.30________1078.00
After reading a chart I found.The LSJ cam is close to mine.I wonder if I can run it as duration is shorter along with timing is different too.hmmm.
EXHAUST______Cam_____Valve________Valve_____Durati on____Valve area
Part___________Peak Lift__Peak Lift_____Timing__@1mm lash__@1mm lash
12590700 - ’07L61_5.9752___10.07918306____-108______193.30________1078.00
12584363 - LSJ____5.9543___10.04392819____-115______191.70________1076.40
If I'm looking at this right,the timing of the cam is different,thus opening the exhaust valves later(decreasing overlap)yet the duration is shorter so wouldn't have interference issues.Some one correct me if not right but looks like I could run a LSJ exhaust cam?
These are 2007 L61 cams but yours shouldn't be too far off on the exhaust side.
INTAKE________Cam______Valve_______Valve___Duratio n____Valve area
Part___________Peak Lift__Peak Lift_____Timing__@1mm lash__@1mm lash
12590699 - ’07 L61_5.9804____10.07953361___116_______198.40______ 1112.90
EXHAUST______Cam_____Valve________Valve_____Durati on____Valve area
Part___________Peak Lift__Peak Lift_____Timing__@1mm lash__@1mm lash
12590700 - ’07 L61_5.9752___10.07918306____-108______193.30________1078.00
After reading a chart I found.The LSJ cam is close to mine.I wonder if I can run it as duration is shorter along with timing is different too.hmmm.
EXHAUST______Cam_____Valve________Valve_____Durati on____Valve area
Part___________Peak Lift__Peak Lift_____Timing__@1mm lash__@1mm lash
12590700 - ’07L61_5.9752___10.07918306____-108______193.30________1078.00
12584363 - LSJ____5.9543___10.04392819____-115______191.70________1076.40
If I'm looking at this right,the timing of the cam is different,thus opening the exhaust valves later(decreasing overlap)yet the duration is shorter so wouldn't have interference issues.Some one correct me if not right but looks like I could run a LSJ exhaust cam?
http://www.crateenginedepot.com/PDFS/ECS.pdf
After some reading I was able to confirm that the Comp blower cams have an overlap of 31 degrees
I can't find the advertised duration for stock L61 cams or the LSA so I don't know how to compare the overlap between the two
Honestly though I'm probably just gonna get the cams anyway
How did you calculate overlap with the above numbers? The formula I have is
(advertised intake duration + advertised exhaust duration)/4-LSA * 2
I don't think I'll lose power with those cams necessarily but more so it will move my powerband upwards. It seems tricky to get the perfect combo because increased overlap will decrease my idle quality and improve top end but then at the same time I may ” bleed off some boost” due to it. BUT then at the same time the motor will be more volumetric efficient so maybe that will outweigh any negatives of the overlap atleast in comparison to the stock cams?
I don't know there is alot of **** involved and its alot to take in but I'm basing my decision basically on what's already been tried with success. Worst case scenario I could pick up some adjustable cam gears
(advertised intake duration + advertised exhaust duration)/4-LSA * 2
I don't think I'll lose power with those cams necessarily but more so it will move my powerband upwards. It seems tricky to get the perfect combo because increased overlap will decrease my idle quality and improve top end but then at the same time I may ” bleed off some boost” due to it. BUT then at the same time the motor will be more volumetric efficient so maybe that will outweigh any negatives of the overlap atleast in comparison to the stock cams?
I don't know there is alot of **** involved and its alot to take in but I'm basing my decision basically on what's already been tried with success. Worst case scenario I could pick up some adjustable cam gears
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