Most NA HP & pass the sniff
From what I’ve seen so far is about 435 rwhp. Is this about the limit?
As mentionned above -6>-7 overlap is a sure bet with good tune.
There has been as low as -4 overlap that passed but that tuner must have done a really good job.
One question I have: Is it the exhaust duration or the intake duration that is the main concern, or is it both equally to be concerned about? Is a split duration cam like 224/230 or a reverse split better in regards to emissions 230/224 than maybe a 228/228?
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READ MY LIPS
IT HAS TO DO WITH OVERLAP.
OVERLAP @ .050 = (INTAKE DUR + EXHAUST DUR)/2 - 2X LSA
FOR A 228/228 TO PASS
(228+228)/2 - 2X LSA = -6
228 - 2X LSA = -6
228 + 6 = 2X LSA
(228 + 6)/2 = LSA
234/2 = LSA
117 = LSA
So your LSA on the 228/228 cam should be 117 to have any hope of passing with a GOOD trick tune.
In reality this will be a shitty cam that spins to neverland.
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READ MY LIPS
IT HAS TO DO WITH OVERLAP.
OVERLAP @ .050 = (INTAKE DUR + EXHAUST DUR)/2 - 2X LSA
FOR A 228/228 TO PASS
(228+228)/2 - 2X LSA = -6
228 - 2X LSA = -6
228 + 6 = 2X LSA
(228 + 6)/2 = LSA
234/2 = LSA
117 = LSA
So your LSA on the 228/228 cam should be 117 to have any hope of passing with a GOOD trick tune.
In reality this will be a shitty cam that spins to neverland.
(228+228)/2 - 2X LSA = -6
228 - 2X LSA = -6
228 + 6 = 2X LSA
(228 + 6)/2 = LSA
234/2 = LSA
117 = LSA
Equation B (Cut-off point to pass sniff)
(224+224)/2 – 2X LSA=-6
224 - 2X LSA = -6
224 + 6 = 2X LSA
(224+6)/2 = LSA
230/2 = LSA
115 = LSA
Proven fact TR224 224/224 LSA 114 passes sniff test easy with room to spare.
Equation B = false
If Equation B = false then Equation A = false
Equation C (Cut-off point to pass sniff)
(224 + 224)/2 – 2X LSA= -4
224 - 2X LSA = -4
224 + 4 = 2X LSA
(224+4)/2 = LSA
228/2 = LSA
114 = LSA = proven statement
-4 for sure maybe, –3 or even –2 for the fixed variable in these equations.
Responding to read my lips
(228+228)/2 - 2X LSA = -6
228 - 2X LSA = -6
228 + 6 = 2X LSA
(228 + 6)/2 = LSA
234/2 = LSA
117 = LSA
Equation B (Cut-off point to pass sniff)
(224+224)/2 – 2X LSA=-6
224 - 2X LSA = -6
224 + 6 = 2X LSA
(224+6)/2 = LSA
230/2 = LSA
115 = LSA
Proven fact TR224 224/224 LSA 114 passes sniff test easy with room to spare.
Equation B = false
If Equation B = false then Equation A = false
Equation C (Cut-off point to pass sniff)
(224 + 224)/2 – 2X LSA= -4
224 - 2X LSA = -4
224 + 4 = 2X LSA
(224+4)/2 = LSA
228/2 = LSA
114 = LSA = proven statement
-4 for sure maybe, –3 or even –2 for the fixed variable in these equations.
Responding to read my lips
A 224/ 112 will fail.
I was trying to explain the way to find overlap and not "I heard this and I heard that."
There has been records of 228 passing.
And a 228 with -4 overlap has but a slim chance to pass.
At -6/-7* overlap you cannot fail if everything running like it should.
228/228 .588/.588 @112 ICL 110
The overlap is 4 degrees.
I guess the lingo is what is getting me.. as low as -4? if the -6/-7 is the cut-off wouldnt it be as high as -4? assuming +4 overlap > -4 overlap?
Thus the 228R @112 +2 wouldn't pass smog/emissions ?






