valve questions??
I know this will probably be frowned upon, but I suggest you read this link...TONS of good information. Once you are done reading it, read it again.
http://www.ls1tech.com/forums/lt1-lt...ion-guide.html
Good luck.
http://www.ls1tech.com/forums/lt1-lt...ion-guide.html
Good luck.
It was mentioned to you in the 4th post that without new seats 2.00"/1.56" is as big as you can go. If you have the seats changed you can run the 2.02"/1.6"s, although I'd strongly recommend using stock-sized valves.
New seats are probably at least $10 apiece times 16 valves, so using the wrong sized valves is not such a good deal.
As I said Comp's rpm ranges are all wrong for the LT1. I run a cam with less duration than that and it peaks about 6400.
You want an off the shelf Comp cam look at the 503.
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/CCA-07-503-8/
If your heads turn out well this may actually still be best to take to 64-6500, if they are average you will get by with 6300. Basically you can plan on Comps LT1 RPM ranges being off a good 10%+ as they rate this one to just 5800
As I said Comp's rpm ranges are all wrong for the LT1. I run a cam with less duration than that and it peaks about 6400.
You want an off the shelf Comp cam look at the 503.
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/CCA-07-503-8/
If your heads turn out well this may actually still be best to take to 64-6500, if they are average you will get by with 6300. Basically you can plan on Comps LT1 RPM ranges being off a good 10%+ as they rate this one to just 5800
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