New Cam
I was planning on buying these new cams but was worried about reversion. Can anyone tell me if these will cause reversion. I have EMI thunder exhaust with short risers. The cams i have now are crane .
539/559 lift 228/236 duration @.050 114 degree LBA. I have no reversion problems. New cam specs: Comp Cams 554/566 lift 234/244 duration 112 LBA Thanks |
Yes they wiill revert.
I can't believe you get away with the cam now. I have EMI now and had to change my risers because of that issue. There are several options Call Chris Flores at Eddie Marine they can make anything and do an excellent job! |
Don't know the reason for changing but there isn't going to be much difference between those cams if any. The ones your changing to will have more of a possibility for reversion but doesn't necessarily mean it will.
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What in a cam do you look for to prevent reversion? I have a parts list for building the top ends of my twin merc 260/350's. I am looking at cams, but the whole reversions thing is new to me, as I have always been a hotrodder on the street. I am looking for good power and dead reliable, not a crazy race boat....I'll buy that once the kids are gone!
I am going to be running AFR 180 aluminum heads, full roller rockers 1.5 ratio, edelbrock air gap dual plane intake, and either edelbrock 600 or 750 carbs(carb recomendations are also welcome!). I would like to have WOT around 5200 or 5400 or so. Here are two of the cam grinds I am looking at..... #1: 282/282, Lift .465/.465 114 lobe seperation. Fair idle, 2,000-5,600 rpm #2: 282/292, Lift .465/.488 114 lobe seperation fair idle 2400-6000rpm Thanks guys. |
Originally Posted by 1BIGJIM
(Post 3652411)
Yes they wiill revert.
I can't believe you get away with the cam now. I have EMI now and had to change my risers because of that issue. There are several options Call Chris Flores at Eddie Marine they can make anything and do an excellent job! |
Originally Posted by picklenjim
(Post 3652456)
Don't know the reason for changing but there isn't going to be much difference between those cams if any. The ones your changing to will have more of a possibility for reversion but doesn't necessarily mean it will.
What causes the reversion problem.. The bigger duration or the LBA |
Just tore my buddys 454 down. he was running 236/246 114lsa flat tappet hyd cams, with stock center rise iron manifolds. That combo lasted many years, no reversion believe it or not.
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I believe it.. I had no problems..But will I if I change over...Really don't want to spend money on longer pipes etc..then there goes my silent choice also...:daz:
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Originally Posted by MEANGREEN231
(Post 3652543)
What in a cam do you look for to prevent reversion? I have a parts list for building the top ends of my twin merc 260/350's. I am looking at cams, but the whole reversions thing is new to me, as I have always been a hotrodder on the street. I am looking for good power and dead reliable, not a crazy race boat....I'll buy that once the kids are gone!
I am going to be running AFR 180 aluminum heads, full roller rockers 1.5 ratio, edelbrock air gap dual plane intake, and either edelbrock 600 or 750 carbs(carb recomendations are also welcome!). I would like to have WOT around 5200 or 5400 or so. Here are two of the cam grinds I am looking at..... #1: 282/282, Lift .465/.465 114 lobe seperation. Fair idle, 2,000-5,600 rpm #2: 282/292, Lift .465/.488 114 lobe seperation fair idle 2400-6000rpm Thanks guys. I ran the #1 cam for a few years in a .60 over 350 I still have as a spare shortblock. It had AFR 190s, Lunati 1.5 rockers, Performer RPM, Holley 750 with Glenwood aluminum manifolds and Imco short performance risers that mixed water in the same spot as stock risers. I had no reversion with that cam and it ran and idled very smooth. The #2 cam will be on the verge of reversion with stock risers. No exact way to tell other than pulling the riser after idling for a few mins and looking into the manifold. Comp says this is the largest cam to use and not have reversion with stock risers. 12-236-3 Reversion is a function of cam overlap. When both the I and E valves are open at the same time. At idle is where the problem arises. Hence, longer risers that mix water further back and then dry risers. I run 22" long dry risers on my 385ci SBC to prevent reversion with my 234/240 .580/.568 112+4 hyd roller. |
i have a comp 306 cam witch is 222/222@50 ,268/270 duration with emi manafolds and short risers,and yes.if i idle below 900rpm for a few minutes the motor will start to drink water.
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