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Adjustible cam gear |
lmcchesney |
Mar 20 2004, 09:32 AM
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This is regarding my 96x78 rebuild project. We will be using adjusted 2.0L D-jet FI system and gave up trying to find the ultimate cam. I went with the Web Cam 73 grind and lifters. My mechanic, Denny @Autocraft Engines, said he cannot obtain the best cam advancement with the stock cam gear and suggests to go with an adjustable stright cut cam gear. The costs approx. $260.
Question: 1. When I use the timming on my simulator for a 73 grind I am using 0.05 lift and 224° duration and intake centerline of 103° and lobe center angle of 108° with +5° advance. Are these correct? 2. Are all adjustable cam gears stright cut? 3. Who is the best source to obtain the cam gear from? 4. If you use a stright cut cam gear, do you not need a stright cut crankshaft gear? Thanks, L. McChesney |
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