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> New Cam & Lifters, Okay nay-sayers, you win.
Brando
post Jun 30 2006, 08:30 PM
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So today I call Webcam. Appearantly you can't use solid lifters on a hydro cam. And, they don't want my core (shit, I don't want my core...). So I tell them I'm running stock injection and I can't have any wild/funky overlap. So they reccommend an 86-series grind (for stock injection) for my use: AX/Street. Hm, this might be interesting. I vaguely remember the cam I was going to use on my 2056cc beast was an 86b with +5ยบ duration on exhaust, and that was going to provide some power. I wanted to buy Raby's cam for L-Jet, but I can't find it on his website, and appearantly their shop is closed until July 17th - so there goes that option.

I'm asking for opinions from engine builders... What should I expect with an 86-series cam on L-Jet? Webcam assures me it'll be compatible with stock injection. I think it's a good thing they have a return policy.
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Brando   New Cam & Lifters   Jun 30 2006, 08:30 PM
Aaron Cox   you need jakes 9550 or a web 73 iirc.... what do ...   Jun 30 2006, 08:41 PM
swood   I gotz the 73 grind, ceramic lifters, 1911cc/L-jet...   Jun 30 2006, 08:55 PM
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