Whats this cam got over this cam ?
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From: Cave Creek, AZ- Canada Also.
Whats this cam got over this cam ? "Reverse Split" - 227/224 .569/.563 114 LSA and "TR 224-114" - 224/224 .563/.563 114 LSA beside the obvious in numbers.
How does one perform over the other.
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How does one perform over the other.
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The reverse split cams are largly known for Forced Induction applications....
Im no cam expert by any means, but I believe its better for forced induction because it allows more air to be pulled through... which with forced induction is very good thing...
Im no cam expert by any means, but I believe its better for forced induction because it allows more air to be pulled through... which with forced induction is very good thing...
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From: BFE
Not true on all acounts. Yes you can run overlap for FI (to a certain degree depending on application) and the TR227 is not only a Turbo application, it is a good low/midrange cam only cam, I prefer TR230/224
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