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    6.0 Swap

    Let me know what you think of my swap into a 2000 rcsb.
    6.0 bored .030
    243 heads P&P
    GMPP ASA cam
    Pacesetter LT's w/ ory
    K&N cai
    Custom tune
    Rebuilt tranny to a 4l65e w/ tb stall
    The intake and tb I am undecided on, I want to use my FAST 102mm LSXRT and tb, but a friend said I should use my intake off the 5.3. Let me know what yall think.

    Later I want to get a tru-trac with 3.73's.

    Well let me know what yall think.

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    Dang no input or criticism, must be a solid setup.

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    Most of it looks good, but.... different cam custom speced would be best. 4.10's not 3.73's. More stall maybe like circle d 2800-3200. If you have a FAST intake use it. One of the best intakes out there, just more expensive than I think is reasonable, but if you got it use it. Also I would use a different Cold air something with a dry filter would be better the K&N's have a tendency to foul MAF's.
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    The stall won't be enough, what are the spec's on that cam? I would just get someone to spec you a cam. Give them your mods and then they will give you one that will be good for you rather than something off the shelf. And the tranny will just be a ticking time bomb

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    The cai is a dry filter I think it's the 57 series. The cam specs are226/236 @ .05 .525/.525 110lsa. I already had the cam bearings installed for the Asa, would that be a problem to change to a different cam?

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    Definitly would suggest a different cam. Custom spec'd cam is gonna be your best bet, but if youre looking for an off the shelf cam the 228r would be a good cam IMO. And definintely need more stall. Check out Circle D for a well built stall.
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    No you can change cams without an issue. The ASA is good on duration, but lacking a decent amount of lift. If I remember rights it's a SPEC cam for some racing series. I remember GM making a bunch of these, the ASA, a couple different "showroom stock" designs. All these classes limit the amount of cam lift one can run
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    I agree with the 4.10's, I regret my 373's. 3200 stall would be ok but a 3600 would be sick. And don't listen to your buddy about the stock truck intake.

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    The stock l92 intakes work awesome
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    Quote Originally Posted by Javi_SS View Post
    The stock l92 intakes work awesome
    Not on 243 heads.
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