Have you run the cam on the DYNO2000 program Vs other cams yet like the CAMTECH 609.

 

yep. just trying to get a better idea of your combo.

sorry, the lift on the cam, if i still have standard valves

yep. just trying to get a better idea of your combo.

 

 

Is it any good that program and if so where can i get a copy .

 

Ill measure the valve sizes tomorrow for ya,ive got some old ones aout of the 3K engine that dropped a valve

chrisandliz.... you are talking about the milder of the two cosworth grinds that madrolla has?

 

personally i would recommend a tighe 113. 25/65 270 degs duration 0.400" thou lift (gross) at the valve. works great on a pretty much standard setup to a pretty full on combo. great street cam.

sorry, the lift on the cam, if i still have standard valves

 

 

Yeah but i think the smaller duration would be better for you,seeing as you want driveability.

 

I just want HP and HEAPS of it.

umm umm umm, maybe i better learn more about cams first, :) sorry a bit clue less

well i just have to try and see

Edited May 21, 200620 yr by chrisandliz

umm umm umm, maybe i better learn more about cams first, :) sorry a bit clue less

well i just have to try and see

 

 

Just have to select the one that best suits your needs and engine spec's

These are the specs for my cam - Wade 169

the specs are:

Lift (at lobe) - 0.269"

Ex opens - 75deg closes 36deg

Inlet opens - 41deg closes 70deg

sorry to change the topic abit, what base timing with work best for mild cam?? :)

sorry to change the topic abit, what base timing with work best for mild cam?? :)

 

 

I would suggest around 8 or 10 depending on what the total is on the distributor.

you want about 34-36 degs total advance with the mechanical advance all in.

 

ideally you should get your dizzy regraphed if you start modifying things.

These are the specs for my cam - Wade 169

the specs are:

Lift (at lobe) - 0.269"

Ex opens - 75deg closes 36deg

Inlet opens - 41deg closes 70deg

 

how much gross lift at the valve does this equal to?

how much gross lift at the valve does this equal to?

 

Times it by 1.5

Times it by 1.5

 

 

(so if i get this) the valvue will move about 10mm, if thats so, what is the standard cams lift?

(so if i get this) the valvue will move about 10mm, if thats so, what is the standard cams lift?

 

Whatever the lift is at the cam ,times it by 1.5 and then subtract the tappet clearance and you have the valve lift.

 

Not sure what the standard valve lift is.

 

10mm valve lift is .400",not bad at all