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Old 04-07-2011, 03:45 PM   #5
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Re: cam timing

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Originally Posted by justinburnett View Post
So then would that be what you would want to do with a large lobe cam running high rpms?

I just got an RV torque cam. Set it at 0. I'll be surprised if my engine ever sees 3500rpm so I'm not terribly worried about performance. Just wanna be able to haul loads to the dump, pull my car down to the shop, pick up rocks 'n hay, etc.
mines sees 5k right before it shifts. but thats what my cam allows. not anything from a stock build. but they can be spun up higher then then that. just keep it under 4500. to be on the safe side
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