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Old 07-04-2011, 08:01 AM
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not too familiar with cam lobes.....what makes each of the following unique? are they all comp lobes?

xfi
xer
lsk
xe
lsl
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Those are all Comp Cam lobes. Each one has different ramp rates and valve lift; some more aggressive than the others. Do a search on here and you will find a lot of good information about the different lobes. You should also get a copy of the Comp Cam Master Lobe catalog as well.
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Just call comp and ask for a free lobe catalogue. It will explain the ramp rates and give an explanation of the different lobes and what they are designed to do.
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Originally Posted by j1d2warrior
just call comp and ask for a free lobe catalogue. It will explain the ramp rates and give an explanation of the different lobes and what they are designed to do.
^^^ +1. But stick with a XER or LSL lobe for general purposes and you won't go wrong.
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Originally Posted by JPH
^^^ +1. But stick with a XER or LSL lobe for general purposes and you won't go wrong.
ok thanks gor the adivice




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