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Old 07-03-2006, 11:35 AM
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Default Comp XER lobes and Crane Z Cam lobes

Are these the same design in lobe action or is one faster than the other? Or what is the advantage or disadvantage of them? I found a cam I want to use for my 402 at SDPC but it is a Crane Z Cam. I would rather use a Comp cam with the XER lobes. Thanks
Old 07-03-2006, 11:52 AM
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You can figure out the ramp rate useing the formula out of the cam guide.

- If you know the advertised duration (.006) of a cam you can calculate the ramp rate. To do this you take the duration @.006 and subtract it from the duration @ .050. A number of 53 or higher denotes an XE lobe or other mild lobe and a number of 49 or lower denotes an XE-R lobe or other aggressive lobe (Beast and 99 Black Bird T/A)
Witch would be best for you i guess have to see the specs on the cam?
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Yeah crane lobes are more gentle in comparison. I have the 220/224 which is a 282/286 @ 0.004 nicer on valve train, but maybe not as much open valve area.




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