4age camshaft CWC
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07-29-2008, 10:29 AM
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CWC appears to be a manufacturer of cast camshaft blanks, that
they supply to various camshaft grinders for finishing. I have no idea which company ground your cams However, looking at the shape of the lobes it is likely that they are 304 duration cams. That sort of duration is usually associated with highly modified race engines, with poor idle and only making power above about 4500 rpm. They will not work well with your stock ECU. Depending on the lift, they may not work with standard valve springs or the stock shim over bucket lifters. Check the lift. If it is less than around 8.0 you could try running them. If it runs at all, the car will run like crap. Adding a piggyback controller may get it running a bit better. Best move would be to put them on the high shelf at the back of the garage until you build that "full race" motor you always dreamed about :wink: Cheers... jondee86 |
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4age camshaft CWC - crespeedae86 - 07-29-2008, 04:34 AM
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