Comp Cams 212/218 LSx Cam "HIGH LIFT"?????????

[ChevyonBillets]

What converter should be used with this cam

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:Specifics:
# Basic Operating RPM Range: 1,500-6,800
# Duration at 050 inch Lift: 212 int./218 exh.
# Valve Lift with Factory 1.7:1 Rocker Arm Ratio: 0.558 int./0.563 exh. lift
# Lobe Separation (degrees): 115
# Grind Number: LS1 XR265HR-15

[pl4yboy]

Can be used without a converter, but a 2800 or so would really be nice.

[lechez71]

thats a small cam id get a higher lift and more dur

[graysilverado5.3]

Thats the cam im currently running, cam works well with stock converter. I had it behind a tb stall, worked well also. Now I have a PI 3600 stall and I like it the most with this converter.

[Beatdown Z]

Now I have a PI 3600 stall and I like it the most with this converter.

Even the stock cam would perform better with a 3600 stall. The real questions are how do you use your truck and what are your goals with it?

[ChevyonBillets]

Even the stock cam would perform better with a 3600 stall. The real questions are how do you use your truck and what are your goals with it?

Well the truck is going to be used ever day to go to work and some time little long trips on the high way about 90 a month. Just want a cam to chop a bit nothing crazy. Not looking for to much hp just a nice sound to the motor

[lechez71]

that cam is not gonna be too choppy, what ever stall verter you run, i would put a big cooler to keep it cool. i would run a 3200 stall. since your gonna do long highway trips wanna make sure its locked on the highway if not gonna gererate lots of heat.

[ChevyonBillets]

Just looking for a cam that could give me nice chop sound

[pl4yboy]

If you're buying a cam.... you might as well get one that performs as well. They cost the same.

[ChevyonBillets]

If you're buying a cam.... you might as well get one that performs as well. They cost the same.

So which one should I get that would give me a nice chop sound and performace with out going to radical of a cam??