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Old 08-11-2006, 11:05 PM
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Whats going to be the advantage of running the high-lift version of the F13 over the original ?
Old 08-12-2006, 07:14 AM
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~ 10 rwhp and a little more power under the curve.
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out of curiosity, how much different would the idle and drivability be in a DD A4 ?? Looking into the f13 and would like to know more in depth about the high lift version.
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what are the specs on the "high lift" version?
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Originally Posted by ZeeTwentyEight
what are the specs on the "high lift" version?

Good question. I tried to check but the Futral site looks like it's down. ???
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I think the lift is somewhere in the range of .640"/610"
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thoes are lsk lobes?
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unless they changed, its cam motion lobes.
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FM-F13-112-HIGHLIFT
New Item! FMS Custom Grind Camshaft - 230"/232" .642"/.612" 112LSA - aggressive profile with a 2500-6800 RPM range, rough idle


FM1-F13-112 FMS Custom Grind Camshaft - 230"/232" .595"/.585" 112LSA - aggressive profile with a 2500-6800 RPM range, rough idle
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does 2500-6800 rpm range mean it beaks at 6800 or is that about were to shift
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Originally Posted by bad6as
does 2500-6800 rpm range mean it beaks at 6800 or is that about were to shift
Yeah dude, if you hit 6800 RPM, you have to return the car to stock, and sell the car.

Kidding man. That means that is the power band. After 6800 power falls off quite a bit. Also above that RPM your chances of experiencing valve float and lifter problems increase alot
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Call Alan at FMS, ask him the difference and what cam would best work for your set-up.
I had great luck with the standard F13
Bob
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thanx for the input guys, they said the only difeerence youll see between the two is when you run heads , with the high-lift version putting down about 10-15 more hp
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Originally Posted by bad6as
thoes are lsk lobes?

These are not LSK lobes. They are lobes Allan came up with.


Originally Posted by warp10
Good question. I tried to check but the Futral site looks like it's down. ???

The website was down for a day or two while it was being updated. If anyone has any questions on the highlift lobes, feel free to call myself or Allan at the shop or pm me and I will be happy to answer any questions!!!!




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