cam specs?
11-04-2008, 12:14 AM
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cam specs?
33145/33155
HR112
CC
1.050BC
I 7704-06
That's what is on the back of the cam, I was going to post a picture but it won't come out, just blurs cause of the light reflecting off of the cam. Thanks for the help.
HR112
CC
1.050BC
I 7704-06
That's what is on the back of the cam, I was going to post a picture but it won't come out, just blurs cause of the light reflecting off of the cam. Thanks for the help.
11-04-2008, 09:14 AM
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11-04-2008, 09:29 AM
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I tried searching the numbers on Comp Cams website and got nothing, but I decided to call them any way. They found the specs for me right away.
224*/230* .502"/.510" 112lsa
224*/230* .502"/.510" 112lsa
Last edited by ss.slp.ls1; 11-04-2008 at 09:52 AM.
11-04-2008, 09:32 AM
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5" of lift? Haha, more proof that CC tech services are BS. 
You can't use their search field on their site. It's useless. You have to download the lobe catalog and then look through it yourself.
The lift really does depend on which rockers you're using which is why I gave you the lobe lift. Multiply that times your rocker ratio to get the valve lift.
You can't use their search field on their site. It's useless. You have to download the lobe catalog and then look through it yourself.
The lift really does depend on which rockers you're using which is why I gave you the lobe lift. Multiply that times your rocker ratio to get the valve lift.
11-04-2008, 09:53 AM
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5" of lift? Haha, more proof that CC tech services are BS.
You can't use their search field on their site. It's useless. You have to download the lobe catalog and then look through it yourself.
The lift really does depend on which rockers you're using which is why I gave you the lobe lift. Multiply that times your rocker ratio to get the valve lift.
You can't use their search field on their site. It's useless. You have to download the lobe catalog and then look through it yourself.
The lift really does depend on which rockers you're using which is why I gave you the lobe lift. Multiply that times your rocker ratio to get the valve lift.
11-04-2008, 10:09 AM
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5" of lift? Haha, more proof that CC tech services are BS.
You can't use their search field on their site. It's useless. You have to download the lobe catalog and then look through it yourself.
The lift really does depend on which rockers you're using which is why I gave you the lobe lift. Multiply that times your rocker ratio to get the valve lift.
You can't use their search field on their site. It's useless. You have to download the lobe catalog and then look through it yourself.
The lift really does depend on which rockers you're using which is why I gave you the lobe lift. Multiply that times your rocker ratio to get the valve lift.
Nice going with the lobe lift #'s. I was like
no lift at all?! I'll be running 1.6 aluminum rr's. So lift will be at .536/.544. I will either be getting a crane dual spring kit, or 918's.
11-04-2008, 10:19 AM
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