Edelbrock Cam???
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I ran across this cam in my travels. Just curious if it is a good cam choice.
PN # 2216
Specs
Advertised Duration
314 322
@0.50
230 237
Valve Lift
0.540 int/ext
Valve Timing
Intake
9* BTDC 41* ABDC
Exhaust
52* BBDC 5* ATDC
110 LSA
106 Intake Centerline
Looks like a valvespring friendly cam. Would like to know if it would be an easy cam to tune and idle at 850 to 900 rpm. Or if it is another ASA cam. Thanks in advance.
Dave
PN # 2216
Specs
Advertised Duration
314 322
@0.50
230 237
Valve Lift
0.540 int/ext
Valve Timing
Intake
9* BTDC 41* ABDC
Exhaust
52* BBDC 5* ATDC
110 LSA
106 Intake Centerline
Looks like a valvespring friendly cam. Would like to know if it would be an easy cam to tune and idle at 850 to 900 rpm. Or if it is another ASA cam. Thanks in advance.
Dave
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This Lunati cam is similar. Would it be a better choice.
PN LUN55007
@ .050”
7° BTC 43° ABC 54.5° BBC 2.5° ATC.
286° 298°
Duration @ 0.050" Lift
230°/237°
Valve Lift
0.544"/0.543"
LSA: 112°
I am looking for a valvespring friendly cam that will still make good power.
PN LUN55007
@ .050”
7° BTC 43° ABC 54.5° BBC 2.5° ATC.
286° 298°
Duration @ 0.050" Lift
230°/237°
Valve Lift
0.544"/0.543"
LSA: 112°
I am looking for a valvespring friendly cam that will still make good power.