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Old 10-27-2007   #6 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by mikeinva View Post
thats a very good test you ran.I think we need to use a deg. wheel and a indicator to find out what are cams are realy doing I bet there not all the same.even same years bikes.I dont think we will make more HP with out getting some new grinds .
Mike - I was using an image of a degree wheel only as a background to paste up where valves open and shut. I agree, it would be interesting to use a degree wheel on a cam along with a dial indicator, to get some actual measurements. Amazingly, the guys out of N Zealand that sell hotter cams don't publish their cam specs. I'd think if I was in that business, I'd measure stock cams and publish that data side by side with my hotter cams.

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