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Old 05-04-2008, 09:46 AM
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Started it today, everything seems to clear and run fine. Started on first try too just idles high. I used 7.450 pushrods, and still on the stock 241 heads. Cam sounds mean! Thanks all!
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It will not fit on 110+4, You'll be at or below .050 PTV on intake on stock block/stock heads and gasket....
Old 05-04-2008, 01:14 PM
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So how come it runs? Do you think they've already hit? I got it to idle too the secondary blades werent closing all the way.
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Clearing so that the motor turns is not the definition for fitting.
A cam that fits is a cam that has safe PTV margins, no less than .070 intake and .090 exhaust on the street. Ideal should be above .080/.100
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How did you figure i have so much less clearence?
Old 05-05-2008, 10:34 AM
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Experience, if you care to find out, just measure with a dial.
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Well i dont think ill be doing any crazy racing or dynoing with the stock heads on it anyway. I just need it moving to get it through inspection before i spend the money on heads should i require brakes or something else.
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I run a 250/266-651/651-112 and had to have my custom pistons cut with 4cc valve releafs, but my duration is alot higher than yours but I beleave youll find out as soon as you rev the motor to high rpm under load , Watch your timing adv. !!!!!!!!!!! If you brake a valve youll junk the motor.
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http://www.dropshots.com/shawnmacananny

There's a vide of it running. I dont see why it wouldnt clear though, it's high lift but that doesnt take place until BDC, 236 on the intake isnt really big, 110lsa isnt that tight as the trex runs this with a bigger duration, and i have stock valves and all. I'll definately be flycutting when i swap the heads. The lobes are also LSK lobes.
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The cam has 4 degrees built into it, i didnt degree it 4 degrees or anything.
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Shawn,
You seem reluctant to take any advice, your reasoning is not sound, tech wise.

T-Rex is not a street cam and actualy was designed to just put the biggest cam in a stock block, it is on a 110+0 and read TR website, THEY advise to chech PTV.

Like I mentionned your concept of clearing is just that, YES it clears, is it safe? NO it is way below safe margins. How much unsafe? Who knows? why because you know better and you don't want to measure.
Could you trash your motor? YES, when? who knows, but when it happens, you'll pay the price.
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x2^^^ It dont take that long to check ptv. Better safe than sorry




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