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Anyone know how the lunati voodoo range cams go??
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Cheers mate! Which cam did u order?
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Suits LS1 & early LS2 with L92 heads high-lift
Hydraulic roller (RPM range 2400-7000)
Duration at .050¨ 235°/247° valve lift .651¨/651
You need the cam to suit L92 heads. I got the high lift for when i boost the engine later
Suits LS1 & early LS2 with L92 heads high-lift
Hydraulic roller (RPM range 2400-7000)
Duration at .050¨ 235°/247° valve lift .651¨/651
You need the cam to suit L92 heads. I got the high lift for when i boost the engine later
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If u don't mind me asking, wat did the full kit inc did removal set u back n where did u order from?
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It be around 2 grand when i order push rods. I ordered it through precision intl but i get a good discount because my work has an account with them. VCM do kits for 2300 i think and gm motorsport do a kit for 2500 but i don't think they use lunati cams but maby they will order in for you.
Tell us how u get on?
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No worries, cheers mate!
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On another note, high lift isn't that important with boost - air is forced into the motor. Overlap is the enemy so I hope you chose wisely.
Harris
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Lunati think different here are 2 different cams by lunati. One to suit ls2 with supercharger and the other i got to suit l92 heads with hi lift.
Suits LS1 & early LS2 NOS / Superchager
Hydraulic roller (RPM range 2400-7000)
Duration at .050¨ 235°/247° valve lift .651¨/651¨
Suits LS1 & early LS2 with L92 heads high-lift
Hydraulic roller (RPM range 2400-7000)
Duration at .050¨ 235°/247° valve lift .651¨/651
No different in numbers i no there's more to them but even on lunati website nothings different in these cams except the heads they use.
But i still want to make sure its right if anyone's got different ideas from lunati
Suits LS1 & early LS2 NOS / Superchager
Hydraulic roller (RPM range 2400-7000)
Duration at .050¨ 235°/247° valve lift .651¨/651¨
Suits LS1 & early LS2 with L92 heads high-lift
Hydraulic roller (RPM range 2400-7000)
Duration at .050¨ 235°/247° valve lift .651¨/651
No different in numbers i no there's more to them but even on lunati website nothings different in these cams except the heads they use.
But i still want to make sure its right if anyone's got different ideas from lunati
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I have a much better idea than 2 different threads on the topic. Speak to Lunati, tell them what you goals are. Take note, goals, not dreams.
Asking on a forum 'will this cam work' is absolutely pointless as everyone has a different perception of goals, and everyone has a different perception of their own tolerances. There are way too many factors involved.
Asking on a forum 'will this cam work' is absolutely pointless as everyone has a different perception of goals, and everyone has a different perception of their own tolerances. There are way too many factors involved.