11-23-2014, 01:14 AM
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Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: Liberty, & Garden City S.C. , U.S.
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Re: Interesting site for LS base
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Originally Posted by RaceAGMC
Andy, call the guys at PCM of NC, they are in Mooresville. They can help you pick, install and tune for a cam. They really know their stuff. If you are planning on changing your heads, I'd go L92/LS3 and do an intake upgrade at that time. Your 6.0 has lots of potential, just depends on what your goals for looks under the hood, power and budget.
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Are these the people out by Mooresville dragway?
If so I want need to talk to them by no means.
I drove all the way up there after my training in Gastonia one Friday afternoon after speaking to them twice that week about my truck. I get there after sitting in traffic for close to a hour on 77 which it's always like that and he comes out to the truck and says sorry the computer been down since yesterday and it's not fixed! I called him and spoke to him sitting in the traffic because I was running later than what I had told him. Needless to say I wasn't very happy with them at all and wouldn't go back now if it was for free. If it's the same company! The guy I talked to was Mat I think young guy like early 20's. Looking at google maps this is a differant place.
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