stock cam duration at .006
stock cam duration at .006 Trying to find the duration at .006 for the stock cam (for 98-00). I could only find one old post that had an attachment that might have showed it, but the attachment is long gone. The sticky only shows values for .05.
Assuming you are trying to model it for some cheap desktop dyno type program forget it. Those are entertainment only and if you want to make it seem accurate just make up numbers then tweak them to reshape the graph to reality.
Do NOT try and use such software to pick or design a can, lots of others have already made that expensive mistake, no need to repeat it.
Do NOT try and use such software to pick or design a can, lots of others have already made that expensive mistake, no need to repeat it.
Assuming you are trying to model it for some cheap desktop dyno type program forget it. Those are entertainment only and if you want to make it seem accurate just make up numbers then tweak them to reshape the graph to reality.
Do NOT try and use such software to pick or design a can, lots of others have already made that expensive mistake, no need to repeat it.
Do NOT try and use such software to pick or design a can, lots of others have already made that expensive mistake, no need to repeat it.
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I did not measure the .006" number but I can confirm that the rated specs are at .050" from when I timed my stock cam.
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