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Originally Posted by mtpockets
Here are the jets used. Again, this is one of Keith Crafts "Econo" 408w crate motors.
Jets:
37mm chokes, 160 mains, 200 air correctors, 60 idles, 120 holders, 55 by passes, and F7 emulsion tubes.
Cam:
Off the KC build sheet: Item#: 35-426-8 Comp Cam.
Cam specs: 555/576 288/294 236/242 @ /.050
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These cam specs got me curious.
My 392" stroke RDI w/Comp Cam dual-pattern hydraulic roller specs at
.540/.540 lift, 240/246 dur @.050, 110 lobe centers. Compression is 9.7:1 with Victor Jr. heads.
I was always under the impression that I had too much cam for Webers. Mine has 4 degrees more duration (i.e. more overlap, which Webers don't like a lot of), but measurably less lift (.015/.036).
Any thoughts on this from the gurus? I'm not in the market for a different induction set-up...just trying to get educated at the moment.
Thanks,
-Dean