will a reverse split cam work with FI ?
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will a reverse split cam work with FI ?
i will move one step forward and go to 383 stroked rotating assembly with a D1SC procharger i have two questions :
1- will my MTI stealth 2 Cam 224/220 581/581 116 will work with my setup ?
2- how much should the pistons be dished to work with my 59cc heads ?
i will use 97 Octane fuel
1- will my MTI stealth 2 Cam 224/220 581/581 116 will work with my setup ?
2- how much should the pistons be dished to work with my 59cc heads ?
i will use 97 Octane fuel
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TECH Apprentice
yes , and no...
the cam design is totally up to the setup of engine, heads, application etc..
you cannot say ...
turbo's must have reverse split cam every time...
ash
the cam design is totally up to the setup of engine, heads, application etc..
you cannot say ...
turbo's must have reverse split cam every time...
ash
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your statement of turbos must have a reverse split everytime is a bag full of ****! Maybe 25 percent of turbo people run a reverse split with their turbo kits fyi. Its basically all personal preference. The reverse split might help spool the turbo, but give a little up on the top end.
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your statement of turbos must have a reverse split everytime is a bag full of ****! Maybe 25 percent of turbo people run a reverse split with their turbo kits fyi. Its basically all personal preference. The reverse split might help spool the turbo, but give a little up on the top end.
re read it again pal...
maybe i hit the "enter" button after the .....
ease up on the pills mate.....
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a reverse split cam usually doesnt work very well in supercharged application,i usually shoot for 8-10 deg of split depending on head flow,and yes you will need dished pistons with 59cc heads