Intake duration affect on powerband?
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Will a lower intake duration cam like a 220 or 222 have a more off ideal powerband than one with say 230 or 232? Just wondering if the intake duration is one of the main contributers to powerband?
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Originally Posted by 98redorangeta
Will a lower intake duration cam like a 220 or 222 have a more off ideal powerband than one with say 230 or 232? Just wondering if the intake duration is one of the main contributers to powerband?
but it's the exact opening & closing events that actually determine power band, not just the total duration alone.
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Originally Posted by 98redorangeta
So on a high lsa cam keeping the intake duration lower might save some of the lowend power?
Your going to have to figure in your exhaust valve timing for a accurate picture.
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