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Cam Motion Titan 4 (Titan IV, Titan 4 LS1) — 03-01-0013 cam: specs, price & owner results

227/232 .612"/.595" 113 LSA ICL 109

SpecValue
Part number03-01-0013
EngineGen III/Gen IV LS
StyleHYDRAULIC ROLLER
Duration @ .050 (int/exh)227/232
Lift (int/exh).612/.595
LSA113.0
Advance109.0
RPM range2800-6400
ConverterIncreased stall-speed torque converter; headers/high-flow exhaust/intake/steeper gears
Price$399 (90Racing, 2026-09-29)

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Buy it: Cam Motion Titan 4 (Titan IV, Titan 4 LS1) — 03-01-0013 cam · maker's page

Parts to install it: cam bolts to match your cam gear (1-bolt or 3-bolt); 7.400 in. pushrods (hardened; 7.400 in. is stock length, so measure first); timing cover gaskets (the front cover comes off to change the cam); timing chain (replace it on a high-mileage engine or with a big cam); valve springs (.660 in. lift) — stock springs aren't made for this cam. More: LS cam swap guide.

Tuning checklist
  • Tune: Aftermarket cams need idle, fuel, spark and torque-model changes.
  • Converter (automatics): Increased stall-speed torque converter; headers/high-flow exhaust/intake/steeper gears
From the cam maker's description and our cam tuning guide. Confirm with your tuner. What else does the tune need? →

What owners report with this cam

Owner-reported numbers — exploratory, not verified. Dynos, heads, supporting mods and tunes differ; use these as a rough range, not a promise.
3NA rear-wheel reports (the count the cam finder shows)
452median rear-wheel hp, NA (low-confidence reports excluded)
452–500range, same basis
6reports in total, incl. boosted, crank-hp and low-confidence (listed below)
EngineHeadsHPTQMeasured atAdderConfidence
LS1 5.7TEA-worked Trick Flow 215, milled to 61cc500WheelNAMedium
LS6 5.7LAFR 205455415Not statedNAMedium
AFR 205 (older castings, no additional porting/matching)452415WheelNAHigh
LS 5.7AFR 205 (older castings, no additional porting/matching)452415WheelNAHigh
LS6 5.7LAFR 205452415Not statedNAMedium
LS 5.7 (rebuilt short block)243400400WheelNALow

From real tunes on similar cams

We don't have enough tunes on this exact cam yet, so this is what tunes on similar cams run at idle (within 6° intake duration at .050 and 2° LSA of this one; as of 2026-10-15). Idle settings follow the cam closely; WOT fuel and spark depend on the rest of the build, so they aren't shown here. Gen III and Gen IV computers use different idle tables, so they are listed separately.

45 naturally aspirated tunes on similar cams, Gen III computers (0411/P01, P59)

engines: 4.8 L, 5.3 L, 5.7 L, 6.0 L, 6.2 L; computers: P01, P59, PCM (1997-98).

SettingRangeMedianTunes
Hot idle target750 rpm to 975 rpm850 rpm45 (middle 80%)
Warm idle airflow, in gear7.8 g/s to 16.1 g/s11.1 g/s45 (middle 80%)
Idle spark (around 800 rpm)18° to 28°22°45 (middle 80%)

What these tunes run, not your numbers: heads, injectors, converter, fuel and altitude all change what your engine wants. For starting values built for your engine, injectors and fuel, use the turn-on tune builder. A turn-on tune only gets it running: always finish on a dyno, and read our safe tuning limits before any wide-open pass.

Installing it? Follow our LS cam swap guide (Gen III and Gen IV, any chassis), with every torque spec you need. In a 1998–2002 Camaro or Firebird, the F-body cam and valve spring swap goes bolt by bolt.

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Build a turn-on tune sheet for this cam → Idle and spark starting values, from real tunes. Always finish on a dyno.

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