What were you looking at for the RCSB before you got the 6.hoe or did you not even look?
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What were you looking at for the RCSB before you got the 6.hoe or did you not even look?
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Somewhere around a 212/218 216/220 and possibly a 220/220. All depends on how big you wanna go. Everything else staying stockish, 220/220 would be max unless you were upgrading other parts imo.
Yeah I'm no cam spec expert but like a 218/220 .58x .58x 112 on lsl's sounds like it would be a sweet cam in a manual 4.8 with headers and TBSS intake.
From what I hear a little duration split like that and 112 LSA it should have a decent chop to it too
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:babeh: Overlap will determine choppy.
Will also depend on tune and how low you want (can live with) the idle.
Since you guys are manual you'd probably have some fun with a 2step hooked up to clutch pedal.
Will also depend on tune and how low you want (can live with) the idle.
Since you guys are manual you'd probably have some fun with a 2step hooked up to clutch pedal.
Blackbear comes into town about once a year so thats who i would have tune it. Well you have opened a whole new can of newb I have seen 2 step vids just don't understand how it works
Aha this thread.
Dyno tune IMO.
2 step holds your rpm steady (wherever you dial it in) when you hold the clutch in and floor the gas, so you can get near consistent launches every time. Then true 2-step has no lift shift so you keep it matted when you shift.
Can also help build boost on launch.
Many people just get them to sound cool and intimidating on the line though, haha.
Fuck mail order tune if you cam.
I dislike them regardless.
Dyno should be only used to help WOT tuning.
Street tune it, then have your tuner dyno it to dial in the WOT.
And what shredsled said about idle lope. Overlap is the major player. Google search the formula to determine overlap i forgot it. Apply that formula to any cam specs and youll be able to get an idea.
I dislike them regardless.
Dyno should be only used to help WOT tuning.
Street tune it, then have your tuner dyno it to dial in the WOT.
And what shredsled said about idle lope. Overlap is the major player. Google search the formula to determine overlap i forgot it. Apply that formula to any cam specs and youll be able to get an idea.
I'll take a video of mine this weekend when it's running again for you. Dat 112 lsa 
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I'll take a video of mine this weekend when it's running again for you. Dat 112 lsa
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Worddddd do it
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That's a huge split! And at 111 lsa should sound good. But apparently lsa alone is not what determines chop
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Mines not a huge split but it has decent chop. 224/230. That 112 lsa helps lol.
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