cc 306 for sale
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cc 306 for sale
this cam has 0 miles on it i put in my car and when i was puting my intake manifold on i snaped a bolt off in the head. so now im sending my heads to Lloyd and getting a custum cam so i will sell it for 200 shipped obo.i also have the springs that mach it
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Originally posted by 1FASASZ
the cam card must be wrong then
the cam card must be wrong then
Originally posted by rskrause
Overlap is a function of LSA and duration. The CC306 is 230/244 @ 0.050" with a 112LSA. The overlap is 74.5 degrees. I am not sure what the exact specs you are using for the XE 224/236 are, but if it's ground as it usually is with a 114LSA the overlap is 54 degrees, which is a substantial difference.
With a 112LSA the 224/236 would have 58 degrees of overlap, still a lot less.
Rich Krause
Overlap is a function of LSA and duration. The CC306 is 230/244 @ 0.050" with a 112LSA. The overlap is 74.5 degrees. I am not sure what the exact specs you are using for the XE 224/236 are, but if it's ground as it usually is with a 114LSA the overlap is 54 degrees, which is a substantial difference.
With a 112LSA the 224/236 would have 58 degrees of overlap, still a lot less.
Rich Krause
Not trying to be an ***, I'm just letting you in on some info. Not sure why your card said 245. Trust me I've researched the cam, it's going in my car.
Last edited by ibanez6rg; Jan 17, 2004 at 06:42 PM.
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Guys, its 1 degree. There are 359 more of them. Not a big deal. The 230/244 is what its designed at, the cam card has what it came out exactly, so for all applicable purposes, you are both right.
