Hydraulic roller cam question
12-31-2004 | 12:45 PM
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Re: Hydraulic roller cam question
Haven't really given us a lot to go on.
If you have stock-ish heads, you'll need duration numbers up in the 245@050" range. Lift numbers over .600 won't help you any.
If you have aftermarket heads, you can go with less duration, more lift.
If you have stock-ish heads, you'll need duration numbers up in the 245@050" range. Lift numbers over .600 won't help you any.
If you have aftermarket heads, you can go with less duration, more lift.
12-31-2004 | 02:10 PM
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Re: Hydraulic roller cam question
Originally Posted by mcollinstn
Haven't really given us a lot to go on.
If you have stock-ish heads, you'll need duration numbers up in the 245@050" range. Lift numbers over .600 won't help you any.
If you have aftermarket heads, you can go with less duration, more lift.
If you have stock-ish heads, you'll need duration numbers up in the 245@050" range. Lift numbers over .600 won't help you any.
If you have aftermarket heads, you can go with less duration, more lift.
