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[wrencher21]

hello i would like to know what is my cam timing for this cam ? i think it is 2 deg advanced can anyone say this is true .

 

[wrencher21]

sorry mouse clicky happy thank you Bill

 

[robinsonwr]

I do not see any information on that card!

 

[Red63440]

I do not see any information on that card!

+1.....:edgy:

 

[wrencher21]

Okay so looks like they blocked the pic .at the advanced it said 2degs is that 2 degs btdc

 

[wrencher21]

The cam #is 00032

 

[blackblazer717]

Its a lunati what? What the actual part number, not the cam # that would help even more

 

[451Mopar]

If it is the #60302 it has a 112 lobe seperation and installs on a 108 intake centerline so it would be 4-degrees advanced. The intake valve opens (0.050" lobe lift) 2-degrees before top dead center, and closes 38-degrees after BDC, again the duration number is at 0.050" lobe lift. Take the 2-degrees plus the 38-degrees plus 180 and you get the 220 advertised duration at 0.050"

 

[67 B-body]

If it is the #60302 it has a 112 lobe seperation and installs on a 108 intake centerline so it would be 4-degrees advanced. The intake valve opens (0.050" lobe lift) 2-degrees before top dead center, and closes 38-degrees after BDC, again the duration number is at 0.050" lobe lift. Take the 2-degrees plus the 38-degrees plus 180 and you get the 220 advertised duration at 0.050"

Isn't "Advertised" duration usualy calculated from .060" lift? And NON-advertised duration or "duration at .050", calculated from .050" lift?

 

[lewtot184]

Isn't "Advertised" duration usualy calculated from .060" lift? And NON-advertised duration or "duration at .050", calculated from .050" lift?

advertised duration numbers will vary on hydraulic flat tappets between .000-.008. crane was .0042, comp cams .006, engle .008. the trw, speed-pro, elgin, etc include the ramps in their numbers so they are probably .000 or very close. there is a similar situation with mech flat tappets.

 

[67 B-body]

advertised duration numbers will vary on hydraulic flat tappets between .000-.008. crane was .0042, comp cams .006, engle .008. the trw, speed-pro, elgin, etc include the ramps in their numbers so they are probably .000 or very close. there is a similar situation with mech flat tappets.

OOPS,,, I forgot a "0" in my .006" lift..... I just got that from conversation with a few different cam manufactures that I've spoke with over the phone a while back. They seem to agree that "most" of them follow that practice, but it's hard to say for sure how accurate they are with this figure/measurment procedure.

 

[Meep-Meep]

Maybe do a screen shot of the web page and post the pic? Funny how the info didn't get transferred over - damn computers!

 

[451Mopar]

Isn't "Advertised" duration usualy calculated from .060" lift? And NON-advertised duration or "duration at .050", calculated from .050" lift?

Sorry for the confusion, when I used "advertised at 0.050", I mean that was the duration [shown or listed or displayed] on the cam card.

Link:
http://www.lunatipower.com/Product.aspx?id=1578&gid=287