thought on AI 226/234 cam kit?
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thought on AI 226/234 cam kit?
Hey so i would like to see if anyone here has the Advanced Induction 226/234 .540/.575 110lsa cam and their kit that come with the rockers, pushrods, basically everything i need. I want to see what kinda ET's people are puttin down with this set up? Any help here?
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The 226/234 grind has been a 'go to' cam for the past 5 years or so. As mentioned, the old 503 is proven to provide fair gains without being as aggressive as it's larger XE brethren.
Provided one has the instruments to collect and experience to analyze cam data you will soon find that success is rooted in appropriate compromise. The 226 grind is a fair example. Here is a graph of its lobe profile & velocity overlayed with the lobe/velocity profiles of the Comp 503's 224deg lobe. The 224 lobe is graphed in light blue/red and the 226 lobe is navy/green. For a small increase (< 5%) in velocity we see a significant gain (> 20%) in area over .200" lobe lift.
We will try to update the cam grind section of our website along with everything else in the near future. We have a great many lobes in 1deg/.005-.010" lobe lift increments in the post popular 220-250deg range that have proven themselves time and time again.
Thanks for the interest!
Provided one has the instruments to collect and experience to analyze cam data you will soon find that success is rooted in appropriate compromise. The 226 grind is a fair example. Here is a graph of its lobe profile & velocity overlayed with the lobe/velocity profiles of the Comp 503's 224deg lobe. The 224 lobe is graphed in light blue/red and the 226 lobe is navy/green. For a small increase (< 5%) in velocity we see a significant gain (> 20%) in area over .200" lobe lift.
We will try to update the cam grind section of our website along with everything else in the near future. We have a great many lobes in 1deg/.005-.010" lobe lift increments in the post popular 220-250deg range that have proven themselves time and time again.
Thanks for the interest!