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Peak cylinder-head CFM is only one part of an LS or LT performance combination. Learn how port size, valve diameter, chamber volume, cam lift, springs, intake, boost and dyno data determine which heads actually make power.Read now -
The Cam Card Isn’t Enough: How to Measure LS/LT Pushrod Length, Lifter Preload and Rocker Geometry
Read nowA camshaft swap changes more than lift and duration. Learn why LS/LT pushrod length, hydraulic-lifter preload and rocker geometry must be measured with the actual parts before startup.
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Your Cam Kit Can Still Fail: Valve Spring Pressure, Installed Height and Coil Bind Explained
Read nowA camshaft’s advertised maximum lift does not prove the valvetrain fits. This guide explains installed height, seat and open pressure, spring rate, coil-bind clearance and retainer-to-seal clearance, with a real BTR spring example.
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Camshaft “Stages” Are Mostly Marketing: How to Choose the Right Cam for Your Build
Read nowStage 1, 2, 3 and 4 cam labels are not standardized. Learn how duration, lift, LSA, overlap, converter, compression and valvetrain requirements determine the right camshaft for your build.