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Ok I am a big cam kind of guy.. I love to thump around town lol.. But I know something with the wieght of the kon would not gain much benefit from a huge cam. Plus I would hate to run a stall over 3k.. Actually hate anything over a TB stall for now..

A guy is offering me one smoking deal on an MTI X1 cam.. I had one before and they make great power and would go great with some juice.. cam specs: 230 227 .591 .571 112... I am thinking it may be just a tad too much for the kon... But at 125 I would hate to turn it down..

Penny for your thoughts?
 

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I found a local reputable cam shop here Delta Cams. Like $89 for custom grind with my cam core. I looked at the lingenfelter, comp cams, and lunati for choices. Any blower plans?
 
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No blower plans.. And I am scared of regrinds.. I just hear a lot of stories. Unless its a custom grind new cam yes but regrinding stock scares me..
 
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That would work nice with some ls6 springs right? hmm with the 112 I still get some good chop too
 

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yea, or some 918's will work, and get hardened pushrods while your at it.

Yes, 112 LSA will be fairly choppy.
 

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That would work nice with some ls6 springs right? hmm with the 112 I still get some good chop too

I would avoid LS6 springs... they are barely enough for the mild LS6 cam. Most LSx guys go with a minimun of 918's and they are fairly cheap for the added insurance.
 

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Pac1218 were like $120 shipped from sdpc and they are good up to .600 lift. I've heard bad things and good things about 918's, couldn't find much bad about PAC
 

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yeah the PACs are good springs, esp for the price. The 918s had a bad batch awhile ago causing some issues not to mention guys go way to big of a cam for them. I have always run crane's in the past and have a set of duals goin in my Z28 once it gets warmer here for my heads/cam swap.
 

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I agree with what everyone is saying, that cam is WAY too big, you would hate it and you would definitely need a large stall. I am running Comp Cam 206/212 115LSA on my Tahoe, and was running it without the blower. It is a great DD cam with power across the bands. I went with the 115 as I knew a blower would be going on shortly thereafter.
 

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