compcam 503, 1.7 rr,s
Wouldn't you rather know for yourself than to have to rely on someone to give you the answer?
You either multiply gross lift (lobe lift) by rocker ratio to get valve lift.
OR if you dont have gross lift hand you divide the specs you DO KNOW by existing rocker ratio and then multiply that by the NEW rocker ratio.
For example with the cc503 intake you have .533 / 1.6 + .333125
Then multiply .333125 * 1.7 = .566 lift
Exhaust is .544 / 1.7 = .340
.340 * 1.7 = .578
So .566 .578 with 1.7's
Sorry if I'm a smartass for not just giving you the answer.
Last edited by gregrob; May 30, 2010 at 04:47 PM.
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You're quick to bash someone else's setup, but I can't wait until they bash yours.
Interesting logic. I love it.
Let's line em up anytime buddy. My cam makes the same numbers as the 230 / 236 everyone was falling all over themselves over a couple days ago. and it has a hell of a tq curve to go with it.
I dont expect you to understand though. You're obviously a young smartass punk who knows nothing about your car, and dont care to. Your part of the generation that wants everything handed to you and dont want to learn or think for yourself.
Your in for a long hard life being that stupid. It's called natural selection.

