Building Valvetrain!.. How does she look?
#16
Re: Building Valvetrain!.. How does she look?
That's good to help him but I wouldn't want to mislead him in saying he can get a custom grind from Lloyd if he can't. I've known of Lloyd's work for a few years now and I've never known him to sell custom grinds by themselves. After all, the point of a custom grind is to match a pair of heads in the first place.
#17
Re: Building Valvetrain!.. How does she look?
Lloyd was going to sell me a cam only a short time ago. He did head work for me before the whole LE1, LE2, etc, packages...before he even sold cams, so that may make a difference. Why not ask the man himself??
#18
Re: Building Valvetrain!.. How does she look?
Have you checked out Joe's site? Lethalefi.com and click on "ask Joe" or "contact Joe"...this will bring you to his own forum. He seems to answer people on the forum...I'm running one of his cams with E.B. Porting doing the heads...Great results...
--Alan
--Alan
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Yup did all that with Joe. He said give me a call the next day. So i did, and the day after, and the day after etc. And never have talked to him.
#23
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Na these cams arent that bad. You can put a Comp Cam "306", a GM847 on a stock headed LT1 and run fine. The springs i cam going with i think can handle up to .600 lift, which i will not be going that high. Lift will probably be in the range of .560-.580.
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