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cam to big for blower?????

Started by ben2363 vbmenu_register("postmenu_1670104", true); · 17 Dec 2007 · 6 replies

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ben2363 vbmenu_register("postmenu_1670104", true);Archived member

17-12-07, 08:03 GMT+10#1

is this cam to big for a supercharger VALVE TIMING DUR 050" DUR. VALVE LIFT POWER RANGE IN.34/68EX.77/39 282 295 234 244 .500".500" 2900 5900 any one can help.. thanks

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bt1_67fkd vbmenu_register("postmenu_1675299", true);Archived member

21-12-07, 00:27 GMT+10#2

i assume its a 355? what manifold and what heads?

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Duke57TT vbmenu_register("postmenu_1675375", true);Archived member

21-12-07, 08:22 GMT+10#3

Mate whats the Lobe Seperation Angle? How much boost? How much power you looking to make? You need something with a wider than usual LSA maybe 114 or more to keep the charge inside the chambers

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Simo86 vbmenu_register("postmenu_1675385", true);Archived member

21-12-07, 08:49 GMT+10#4

yeah whats the overlap?? i would have thought youd need a cam with minimal overlap to keep boost from cruising through the cylender and out the exhaust??!! am i wrong or....

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JET_BT1 vbmenu_register("postmenu_1683260", true);Archived member

29-12-07, 23:21 GMT+10#5

you can never have a cam to big even for a blower depends on how much power you want get something with 108 or 106 lobe sep get the kool choppy idle LOL you will have heaps of torque because of boost

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Duke57TT vbmenu_register("postmenu_1683482", true);Archived member

30-12-07, 12:32 GMT+10#6

Quote: Originally Posted by JET_BT1 you can never have a cam to big even for a blower depends on how much power you want get something with 108 or 106 lobe sep get the kool choppy idle LOL you will have heaps of torque because of boost Yeah wrong.... Go and read up about forced Induction Camshafts.

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EAT-30T vbmenu_register("postmenu_1683747", true);Archived member

30-12-07, 16:23 GMT+10#7

Yes LSA would help..... Also what type of blower?? Centri?? Positive displacemt (ie:roots, screw etc)?? If its a centrifugal blower your looking to use it with that RPM range is not too practical....

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