some say ditch cc306 for the le cam when getting some lloyd heads?
Re: some say ditch cc306 for the le cam when getting some lloyd heads?
I am kinda in the same boat. I got a set of LE2 heads and cam combo for my 96 Impala SS. The cam Lloyd sent has a higher lift, tighter lope separation but a smaller duration than the CC503 I currently run. I ran it on desktop dyno and it didnt come out much different than what I have now. So I am undecided on whether to install the cam or not. How can I get ahold of Bret to ask some questions. I don't want to go through the trouble of installing it if there is not going to be any gains. 
HVY SS

HVY SS
Re: some say ditch cc306 for the le cam when getting some lloyd heads?
Originally Posted by hvyss
I am kinda in the same boat. I got a set of LE2 heads and cam combo for my 96 Impala SS. The cam Lloyd sent has a higher lift, tighter lope separation but a smaller duration than the CC503 I currently run. I ran it on desktop dyno and it didnt come out much different than what I have now. So I am undecided on whether to install the cam or not. How can I get ahold of Bret to ask some questions. I don't want to go through the trouble of installing it if there is not going to be any gains. 
HVY SS

HVY SS
Bret is SStrokerAce here.
Re: some say ditch cc306 for the le cam when getting some lloyd heads?
You can always just ask hvyss....
The DD2000 not showing you any difference is no suprise, but believe me on a 396 there is definately going to be a difference. Not to mention the lobe profiles and how that effects valve control are better with your new cam.
As I say it's not about the numbers but about the physics.
Roadtrip... dam didn't know you had to go that lean on the CC306 to get there...
So to compare... same setup but less gear, more weight, 5 more cubes and a richer tune in the car that won. Again it aint perfect, but i'm not complaining.
Bret
The DD2000 not showing you any difference is no suprise, but believe me on a 396 there is definately going to be a difference. Not to mention the lobe profiles and how that effects valve control are better with your new cam.
As I say it's not about the numbers but about the physics.
Roadtrip... dam didn't know you had to go that lean on the CC306 to get there...
So to compare... same setup but less gear, more weight, 5 more cubes and a richer tune in the car that won. Again it aint perfect, but i'm not complaining.
Bret
Re: some say ditch cc306 for the le cam when getting some lloyd heads?
The LE cams have been revised..... kinda like software updates. Started off with a LE2, then the LE2.1 which was in this example and now the LE2.2
Just looking for more average power or other things to fit the setups better. If you order a LE2 cam from Lloyd you get the newest example.
Bret
Just looking for more average power or other things to fit the setups better. If you order a LE2 cam from Lloyd you get the newest example.
Bret
Re: some say ditch cc306 for the le cam when getting some lloyd heads?
Joe takes his to 6700rpm most of the time, when he races me or Zach that thing is all over 7,000. its still making power!
Zach runs his up about the same 6700-6800max
Bret- Joe didn't want to tune Zach's car for that lean, but he wanted the numbers. He might richen it back up for the nitrous.
B-rad
Zach runs his up about the same 6700-6800max
Bret- Joe didn't want to tune Zach's car for that lean, but he wanted the numbers. He might richen it back up for the nitrous.
B-rad
Re: some say ditch cc306 for the le cam when getting some lloyd heads?
Originally Posted by TCAL95Z
Bret,
How high does that Le 2.2 cam need to be spun?
Thanks
How high does that Le 2.2 cam need to be spun?
Thanks
B-rad, I'm guessing Joe's setup was at 13.0:1 when he was doing 400rwhp so there is a good 13rwhp difference if the AF's are equal.
Bret
Re: some say ditch cc306 for the le cam when getting some lloyd heads?
HI Bret,
So you're saying that it would be better for me to go with the LE 3 to keep the RPMS down?
I just bought a rebuilt stock shortblock to run until my 381 gets finished and I don't really want to spin it to 7k. It does seem like a lot of people are spinning stock short blocks pretty high and having good luck
So you're saying that it would be better for me to go with the LE 3 to keep the RPMS down?
I just bought a rebuilt stock shortblock to run until my 381 gets finished and I don't really want to spin it to 7k. It does seem like a lot of people are spinning stock short blocks pretty high and having good luck
Re: some say ditch cc306 for the le cam when getting some lloyd heads?
Originally Posted by TCAL95Z
HI Bret,
So you're saying that it would be better for me to go with the LE 3 to keep the RPMS down?
I just bought a rebuilt stock shortblock to run until my 381 gets finished and I don't really want to spin it to 7k. It does seem like a lot of people are spinning stock short blocks pretty high and having good luck
So you're saying that it would be better for me to go with the LE 3 to keep the RPMS down?
I just bought a rebuilt stock shortblock to run until my 381 gets finished and I don't really want to spin it to 7k. It does seem like a lot of people are spinning stock short blocks pretty high and having good luck
If you are comfortable in the RPM range that these guys are talking about in this thread then go with the LE2, if you want to keep it to 6000rpm peak (and shift a little past that) then the LE1 cam is what you want. You can't expect huge numbers from that but it doesn't mean it will be slow, remember we are working on the average TQ numbers in the RPM range that the cam is designed for.
Bret
Re: some say ditch cc306 for the le cam when getting some lloyd heads?
Can you spin a stock-bottom LT1 w/ LE3 at 7k w/o problems as long as your valvetrain is set up for it or are you going to spin a bearing? Whats the limit with stock bottom end? How come Lloyd's site doesnt show his cams were updated?
Re: some say ditch cc306 for the le cam when getting some lloyd heads?
Here is the vid LE2.1 vs; cc306
Just posted it might take a min to load/optimized
http://video.ls1tech.com/player.aspx...9-9B89F6CB1912
Just posted it might take a min to load/optimized
http://video.ls1tech.com/player.aspx...9-9B89F6CB1912
Re: some say ditch cc306 for the le cam when getting some lloyd heads?
Originally Posted by JDM-93_Z28
Can you spin a stock-bottom LT1 w/ LE3 at 7k w/o problems as long as your valvetrain is set up for it or are you going to spin a bearing? Whats the limit with stock bottom end?
Originally Posted by JDM-93_Z28
How come Lloyd's site doesnt show his cams were updated?
Bret
Re: some say ditch cc306 for the le cam when getting some lloyd heads?
Originally Posted by roadtrip120
Here is the vid LE2.1 vs; cc306
Just posted it might take a min to load/optimized
http://video.ls1tech.com/player.aspx...9-9B89F6CB1912
Just posted it might take a min to load/optimized
http://video.ls1tech.com/player.aspx...9-9B89F6CB1912



ahhh that sounds so good.