.528 lift cam. Issues?

[Driver_10]

How much lift can the stock 3500 head with ls6 springs accomodate?

The cam grind that Im using is a schnieder recomended 270, 260, @ .050 114 LCL w/ .528 lift. (cant remeber exhaust) . Will I run into coil bind issues if im using ls6 springs?

[ForcedFirebird]

Mounted on the heads with the LS1 seats, they coild bind at .5613". .528" is pushing it. I thought you were going to get some Comp springs?

[Joseph Upson]

If you can it would be a good idea to reposition your wastegate so that it is upright. If for some reason you have to let the car sit for a long time condensation can cause rust around the valve and ring seat. I noticed a little on the wategate I had installed upside down after it sat for about five months.

[Driver_10]

If you can it would be a good idea to reposition your wastegate so that it is upright. If for some reason you have to let the car sit for a long time condensation can cause rust around the valve and ring seat. I noticed a little on the wategate I had installed upside down after it sat for about five months.

The housing and valve are both stainless. Shouldn't be too big a problem.

Mounted on the heads with the LS1 seats, they coild bind at .5613". .528" is pushing it. I thought you were going to get some Comp springs?

I was using the LS6 springs as a common reference since more people use them. Depends on how money flies after finishing the rotating assembly.

[Superdave]

LS6 yellows are good for .500-.510 lift.. You can push it but they will break, or break something else.

Pick up the Comp 26915's.. they work with stock seats/seals and will handle around .600 lift. I run them with .549 and have no problems.

[3400-95-Modified]

I'm running them with .568 lift and I haven't had an issue yet either... Best bet is to invest in the Comp springs... Its nice to know they don't have as much of tendency to break under those conditions. Also the stock parts fitting them is awesome.