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Old 02-24-2006, 07:54 AM
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With 1998 stock heads/valve covers/all that, is there a maximum lift you can go with on your cam without having to change your covers or heads or whatever? I was thinking there was, but just to be sure...

I want to go with a 224R 116LSA cam from TSP with a .581/.581 lift if it's possible with what I have now.

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you have plenty of room with that cam
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awesome, thanks!!
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The MAX you can run in a stock head motor is the T-Rex cam. Which is MUCH larger than the one you listed.
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its really duration that becomes a prob with cams not clearing, not as much lift
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It is really a combination of everything...As it is what ultimately determines valve events.




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