3.4L V6 Cams

[xFactoRx]

Okay so we can say ive done some research and this is the list ive came up with. I dont know if these work with the computer, i havent called yet.

Heres the list.

Lunati
Phone # 6628930698
http://www.lunaticams.com/Camshafts/Chevy1.html
Duration @ .050: 210/210
Adertised: 260/260
Valve Lift: 441/441
Lobe Seperation: 110
Price Cam Only: 105
Good idle. Good performance cam for street use. Good mid range and top end. Power range 1000-5500.

Crower
Phone #6194221191
www.crower.com
#03015
Duration @ .050: 204/214
Advertised: 283/286
Valve Lift: 422/444
Lobe Seperation: 112
Price: 85
RPM Power Range: 1800 to 4500 / Redline: 5750 plus. Strong upper bottom and top end power

#03043
Duration @ .050:212/218
Advertised: 278/284
Valve Lift: 435/449
Lobe Seperation: 108
Price: 135
Street/strip cam. Super top end torque. RPM Power Range: 2000 to 5000 / Redline: 6000 plus.

CompuCam
Phone #3862586174
http://www.cranecams.com/master/apps/chevy1.htm#2. CompuCam
Duration: 204/214
Advertised: 264/274
Lift: 423/423
Lobe Sep: 109
Price(w/lifters): 160
Mid and upper range torque and HP improver for cars, especially Camaros, S-10 pick-up's, Blazers, Jimmy's, etc., and all perf. applications. Basic RPM 1500-4500

[3.4 slow to go]

this may be an advanced tech question, but:

What is the difference, if any, between the stock 3.4 cams in your engines, & the one offered in the gmpp catalog for the 3.4 crate motor?

[stagen]

Here's all the research you need:
http://www.s-series.org/htm/performance/60degree.php

[OnixV6]

http://www.s-series.org/htm/tech/60D...DegreeCams.htm
http://www.engine-parts.com/GMV6/28camspecs.html