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Comp Cams CL54-412-11 XFI RPM 212/218 Hydraulic Roller Cam and Lifter Kit for GM LS GEN III/IV

Comp Cams CL54-412-11 XFI RPM 212/218 Hydraulic Roller Cam and Lifter Kit for GM LS GEN III/IV

Comp Cams CL54-412-11 XFI RPM 212/218 Hydraulic Roller Cam and Lifter Kit for GM LS GEN III/IV
$ 380.99

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Based on 44 ratings
Giftable
8.88
Value for money
8.39
Packaging
8.33
Delivery
8.37

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There is a lot of torque and a lot of power in the middle. Cam with a lot of power.
Operating Speeds: 1,200 – 6,000 RPM
At 212/218, the duration is. 050". The angle between the lobes is 114 degrees. 522"/0. Valve Lift Height: 529"
A camshaft, a set of lifters, and instructions are all included in the CL Kits.
Designed with Xtreme Energy technology to provide excellent power with the LS engine's enhanced cylinder head design, this engine has a low end grunt and a high RPM potential.
Vehicle specific type of fit

Questions & Answers

Is there a valve steam spring seat included in the package?

Yes, COMP part 511 is included in the kit. Viton valve seals in the LS1 style are 16 in number.

GTO 5 from 2004 7l. I'm looking for the best cam to use with boost. ?

It would work out fine. You should contact Comp cams and explain your situation. They will provide you with a part number for a better cam that will work much better.

My Tahoe is a 2010 with a mediocre 5. 3 Will any tuning be required, or will there be any other issues as a result of using it?

You'll need to delete VVT and AFM/DOD if you have them. You'll also require the proper three-bolt cam gear. Yes, you'd have to adjust your tuning.

Will I be able to use my ls1's stock pushrods?

So, which pushrods are used by my stock heads and cam, and which should I replace them with? 400? If beehives are better, I'm looking for a blue set of GM performance valve springs or comps. as well as some chromoly pushrods 7. If stock is suggested at $400, I'll go with that. I was planning on getting a set of Comp Cam 1 after that. 7 rockers with trunnion upgrades, or simply rebuild my factory rockers with brass trunnion upgrades. I was hoping someone could just give me a rundown of everything I require? For the time being, I'm going to stick with my truck's stock heads. but at a higher and more efficient level. Will everything still work fine if I decide to get this camera later on, or will I have to upgrade more things to make it run even better? And, if I get the blue springs, can someone tell me what else I might need? Also, if I get the springs, is there anything else I might need, and which springs? If someone could just list it out for me and then give me part numbers, that would be fantastic! I'm a disabled veteran who uses a small government phone that doesn't work very well, so any information and part numbers would be extremely helpful! Thank you so much, guys. Chris is a disabled vet.

Selected User Reviews For Comp Cams CL54-412-11 XFI RPM 212/218 Hydraulic Roller Cam and Lifter Kit for GM LS GEN III/IV

For your 5, this is an outstanding upgrade
5/5

The increase in power can be felt in the seat of your pants. It runs fine without a tune, according to some reviewers. GET IT TUNED, even if that's the case. You'll notice a significant improvement in your results! Black Bear tuned mine, and it pulled noticeably harder than it did before. I've had this camera running for a year and I'm still getting a real-world 14-second video. 15 miles per gallon on regular gas, 33" tires, and 3: 73 gears, just like stock, but with a lot more kick! At idle, this cam has a slight lope and makes a great sound. I would strongly advise installing a good exhaust system and a good cold air intake system, rather than one of those crappy K&N filters. Everyone buys an N's that pulls hot air from under the hood, but a true cold air intake like the stock version without the maze of piping that the air must travel through. This cam will increase the demand for more air in the LS engine. Don't believe the hype about this being a "baby cam" from self-proclaimed cam experts. This is a fantastic upgrade for your Silverado/Sierra pickup that will keep it running smoothly on a daily basis!.

Leilani Cobb
Leilani Cobb
| Jul 22, 2021
For a daily driver, this is an excellent upgrade! The K-212/218 was purchased by me
5/5

Kit for the year 2007. Silverado with a 5 is a 5 Silverado with a 5. I was using it for the AFM/DOD delete and I was very pleased with it. If you want to get a little more power out of your everyday driver, this is a great option. It boosts power while also sounding fantastic. It doesn't require tuning after installation, but if you want to get the most out of it, tune it! My purchase was a great success!.

Mila Roy
Mila Roy
| Jul 03, 2021
It's great and it's picking up power all over the place
5/5

There's a reason why comp cams are so popular in the industry. Integrated kit that has been thoroughly thought out. Cam sounds incredible, runs like a champ, and picks up power in unexpected places. In overdrive at 1200 RPM, the car pulls better than stock! From 2000 RPM onwards, there are no peaks and there is a lot of torque! Instead of over $800 elsewhere, I paid $550 on Amazon. Thank you so much for such a fantastic offer! 100% would purchase and recommend it to a friend.

Banks Erickson
Banks Erickson
| Oct 25, 2021
This cam has a lot of volume
5/5

Excellent sound quality and a significant increase in power. It'll need to be fine-tuned before you use it. I put it in a 2002 Pontiac Trans Am with a 5. To make it driveable, I had to advance the spark, add more fuel, and increase the idle speed.

Ford Glenn
Ford Glenn
| Dec 28, 2020
For the 5, this is a fantastic camera
5/5

For the 5, this is a fantastic camera. In my Datsun, there are three of them. On an otherwise stock engine, the car produced 328 horsepower and 336 torque at the wheels (see dyno photo). ) really revved up the engine, and the car now has incredible midrange and higher-end power while remaining extremely streetable. This cam, on the other hand, will need to be fine-tuned. Until it was tuned, my car wouldn't hold an idle - However, it now idles very well. I really like this camera for my setup.

Brendan Chavez
Brendan Chavez
| Sep 07, 2021
Do it! With a slight lope at idle, this is a huge improvement over stock
5/5

Valve springs aren't used to their full potential, so the gains aren't excessive. This camera has not let me down. Some may argue that it isn't large enough, but it's big enough for me. It's very popular with 3L. It's a lot more manageable in town than the 219/235 @ 0. 620" that had previously been in the room. with a power difference of only a few tenths of a tenth of.

Reece Wright
Reece Wright
| Sep 15, 2021
From idle to 6800 rpm, the powerband is incredible, with plenty of torque
5/5

From idle to 6800 rpm, the powerband is incredible, with plenty of torque. It should be on a stock block with a stock compression of LM7 (5. 3L) with full exhaust and intake; barely gets traction but pulls like a freight train once hooked.

Hamza Valdez
Hamza Valdez
| Feb 08, 2021
The peak 478 came from the camshaft
5/5

2 lb- ft at 5,000 rpm and 506 ft at 5,000 rpm At 6,100 and 6,200 rpm, this engine produces 9 horsepower. Competition Cams for the LS2 V8 54- 426- Hi-Fi 11 XFIRPM XR275HR-Lift 12 Camshaft for use with COMP Cams 26918 in the LS Gen III/IV. There are 16 springs in the shape of a beehive. br>The XFI RPM Hi-Velocity is a high-velocity gearbox from XFI. XR275HR-Lift This series includes 12 and is Comp's second most popular LS-based product. camouflage With cathedral-style lighting, this camera should still be fine. The stock intake and the port heads; To generate power, you won't have to put in a lot of extra effort on the motor. Comp, on the other hand, recommends the PN 26915 valvespring. br>br>This cam produced a peak 478 despite giving away nothing in the low and midrange. 2 lb- ft at 5,000 rpm and 506 ft at 5,000 rpm At 6,100 and 6,200 rpm, this engine produces 9 horsepower. More than 400 lb-ft of thrust was produced by the engine. ft between 3,100 and 6,700 rpm, more than 400 horsepower between 4,600 and 6,500 rpm, and more than 500 horsepower between 5,800 and 6,500 rpm. Read on: br>br>.

Mikayla Richmond
Mikayla Richmond
| Jul 30, 2021

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