Yukon Denali 6.0L Cam

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doing a cam swap isnt hard at all with LS1's. Ive done it twice on my WS6 and can get it done in a couple hours easy. So much easier than doing it on a LT1. Tuning is always the hardest part of a cam swap.

I was told that this one does not "need" a tune in order for your vehicle to operate. It will be beneficial to do so, though, for obvious reasons.

It's the biggest CAM possible without having a rough idle or a necessary tune.
 

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I was told that this one does not "need" a tune in order for your vehicle to operate. It will be beneficial to do so, though, for obvious reasons.

It's the biggest CAM possible without having a rough idle or a necessary tune.

I have a 04 yukon denali xl trying to figure out what cam I should run I have around 2k pounds in audio equipment I compete just looking for a little more power but try not to kill mpg I have long tube headers full mbrp exhaust cool air intake an a tune as of now
 

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