Using Delta values to compare lobe duration
Oct 25, 2006 | 09:57 PM
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Using Delta values to compare lobe duration
Ive been discussing cam designs and I like the cam used in this build http://www.exoticperformanceplus.co...tCar.php?car=39
and in order to properly compare the duration I used a delta value
the 402 used a 220/224 duration and mathematicallythe consequent size for a 363 would be 197/201.
Is this an effective way of comparing duration or is it too simple?
If not what is the proper way to compare cam "sizes" to different motors? disregarding all the other variables like intake, heads, exhaust etc..
and in order to properly compare the duration I used a delta value
the 402 used a 220/224 duration and mathematicallythe consequent size for a 363 would be 197/201.
Is this an effective way of comparing duration or is it too simple?
If not what is the proper way to compare cam "sizes" to different motors? disregarding all the other variables like intake, heads, exhaust etc..
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