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Old 09-10-2007 | 01:26 PM
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Originally Posted by JPH
if there comp XE lobes they should be .337int./.334exh. lobe lifts, which equal .572/.567, but in all you are going to achieve .574/.562 according to the cam doctor, but i would factor in about .006 of deflection making it in the .567-.569 range intake/.555-.557 exhaust. just my thought.
They are not XE and not XE-R. They are proprietary lobes from TR, ramp rate is about 50, while XE is 53 and XE-R is 49
Old 09-11-2007 | 12:03 AM
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Reason I ask is I have had some cams on the cam doctor and they come out a tad lower than advertised with some variations among the lobes. Just curious to how yours came out compared to advertised.

By the way that is why I felt safe with a .477" lift on a Vortec head L31 motor. GMPP book says .475" is max for the Vortec head. Motor is running great.




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