Tue Dec 31, 2013 11:58 am
cam profile
I was wondering what dimensions the cam profile is using in the game.
cam profile
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Tue Dec 31, 2013 2:06 pm
Re: cam profile
The cam profile is a rating scale that takes into account lift, duration, valve spring stiffness, and overlap. It is not tied to any specific dimensions. Higher numbers have more lift/duration/overlap, and stiffer springs.
That said, I find it much easier to have a 0-100 scale than to specify:
184* duration @ .050", 0.370" lift, 114* lobe separation angle, and a 300 lbs/in spring rate...
That said, I find it much easier to have a 0-100 scale than to specify:
184* duration @ .050", 0.370" lift, 114* lobe separation angle, and a 300 lbs/in spring rate...
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Tue Dec 31, 2013 3:01 pm
Re: cam profile
Slim Jim wrote:The cam profile is a rating scale that takes into account lift, duration, valve spring stiffness, and overlap. It is not tied to any specific dimensions. Higher numbers have more lift/duration/overlap, and stiffer springs.
That said, I find it much easier to have a 0-100 scale than to specify:
184* duration @ .050", 0.370" lift, 114* lobe separation angle, and a 300 lbs/in spring rate...
thank god! that would be overkill.
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