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Old 03-22-2011, 10:40 AM   #1
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hot cam kit

Hello, I'm putting a lq4 4l80e, and probably a set of 3:42 gears in a square stepper, I plan on headers a good cold air, and purchasing hp tuners, and was wondering if any one has ran a gmpp hot cam kit? I wanna have a reliable daily driver, that has vacuum and pulls fuel mileage. I also don't plan on spinning it past 5500rpm, want a bit of a loopity at idle, but it must idle...
With that said, is the hot cam the way to go? Or is there a better option out there for me?
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Old 03-22-2011, 11:54 AM   #2
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Re: hot cam kit

When I was looking for a cam, I considered the hot cam. After doing some research, I learned it was not the best choice for what I wanted. If I remember correctly, the hot cam is based somewhat on older cam specs, so it doesn't really take advantage of ls characteristics. I got one of comp cams lsr cams but don't have my truck running yet. Hopefully within the next few weeks I'll have some feedback.
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Old 04-01-2011, 11:49 PM   #3
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Re: hot cam kit

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Hello, I'm putting a lq4 4l80e, and probably a set of 3:42 gears in a square stepper, I plan on headers a good cold air, and purchasing hp tuners, and was wondering if any one has ran a gmpp hot cam kit? I wanna have a reliable daily driver, that has vacuum and pulls fuel mileage. I also don't plan on spinning it past 5500rpm, want a bit of a loopity at idle, but it must idle...
With that said, is the hot cam the way to go? Or is there a better option out there for me?
I had a thread in the LSx section asking the same thing a few months ago...search it and you'll see I got some good feedback as well about this.

I went with a Comp Cam lSx cam as well.
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Old 04-02-2011, 01:16 AM   #4
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Re: hot cam kit

I looked into the same cam kit. Although the price is good it isn't the best cam for a 6.0. Look into Texas Speed, they have good cam kits for about $100 more than the hot cam kit. I am getting mine through them. Torquer V.2 on a 112 LSA, sounds nasty as hell and produces great torque and hp. They also offer the same cam in 113 and 114 to smooth out the idle some.
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