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Anti_Rice_Guy 02-26-2008 01:50 PM

Cam/Rev Questions
 
My friend has an 02 Z28, stick. Questions follow the mods at the bottom.

Mods-
Free "Cold Air" mod
SLP Lid
K&N Air Filter
SLP Smooth Bellow
Coolant Bypass
Pacesetter LT's
Pacesetter Off-road 3" Y-pipe
A.I.R. Delete
Skip Shift Eliminator
160* Thermostat
UMI Subframe Connectors
2002 SS Wheels w/ 275/40 - 17 BF Goodwrich g-force T/A KDW tires
Tuned by Rapid Motorsports
UMI Lower Control Arms

Soon to come (aka like a week):
TSP 233/239 Cam w/112 LSA ( http://www.texas-speed.com/shop/item...d=169&catid=44 )
Patriot Gold Dual Valve Springs
Chromeolly Hardened Push Rods (stock length)
TSP ported LS6 Oil Pump
LS2 Timing Chain

The cam is supposed to have a powerband of 1900-6500 rpm. He has the stock tach, but is wondering
A) what the stock rev chip is?
B) How do you change said rev limiter? Tune?
C) If he raises the rev limiter...will the new valves float at ~6500 rpm? Or will any other problems occur?
D) If they will, what do you recommend for valves, etc?
E) Tach recommendations?



Thanks!!!

Tru2Chevy 02-26-2008 04:44 PM

I don't know what the stock rev limiter is, but he'll need a tune to change it. And he'll want a new tune for the cam anyway, so it's no biggie. If using the recommended valvetrain components with the new cam, valve float should not be an issue.

If he wants a new tach (not really necessary though, unless he plans on a lot of racing) just tell him to pick whatever series of Autometer gauges he likes the best and pick up the tach from that series that best suits his needs. If he doesn't want to spend that much, he can opt for a cheaper (and almost as good) Autogauge tach.

- Justin

Anti_Rice_Guy 02-26-2008 06:23 PM

You had to say your name twice? :P


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