Are these cams too big?
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Are these cams too big?
On a full bolt-on PI 2v?
They have an rpm range of aproximately 2000-6500 and have a noticably lopey idle, but not overly radical for the street. They will work on naturally aspirated or with a blower. The cams were custom made on new blanks by Schneider Racing Cams in San Diego, CA.These were made on gun drilled blanks so they are very light (i.e.,hollow center).
Valve lift is 0.468" and duration is 284 degrees. Camlift 0.260" and durationat 0.050" lift is 220 degrees. Lobe separtion 114.
Wrong ones to go with?
They have an rpm range of aproximately 2000-6500 and have a noticably lopey idle, but not overly radical for the street. They will work on naturally aspirated or with a blower. The cams were custom made on new blanks by Schneider Racing Cams in San Diego, CA.These were made on gun drilled blanks so they are very light (i.e.,hollow center).
Valve lift is 0.468" and duration is 284 degrees. Camlift 0.260" and durationat 0.050" lift is 220 degrees. Lobe separtion 114.
Wrong ones to go with?
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RE: Are these cams too big?
i dont buy the "works well with a blower or N/A" part of it. And the RPM powerband looks kinda low. Most cams for our cars that really make power make it a lil higher in the rev range.
sounds like a stage I type cam grind
sounds like a stage I type cam grind
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