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    Quote Originally Posted by sstruck383
    Thanks for the reply Erik, the truck weighs 4100 lbs with me in it. Had it weighed. Does this effect your suggestion now?
    I would still try and look at cams that are no more than 220 at .050 with your weight and gear ratio.

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    Quote Originally Posted by erik erikson
    I would still try and look at cams that are no more than 220 at .050 with your weight and gear ratio.
    The 218/224 I have now is mild and its not a problem getting it moving even with the stock converter right now. It really comes on power at 2500 to 5000. What you think about the 224/230 on a 112lsa.
    1990 Chevy C1500
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    Quote Originally Posted by sstruck383
    The 218/224 I have now is mild and its not a problem getting it moving even with the stock converter right now. It really comes on power at 2500 to 5000. What you think about the 224/230 on a 112lsa.
    Yes,it will work.
    You could always advance the cam a few degree's if you thought it acted to large.

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