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Can one of the cam gurus tell me what these #s say to you?
Int open-16
Int closed-46
Ex open-48
Ex closed-14
Duration-242
Overlap-30
Intake lobe sep-105
Ex lobe sep-107
Lobe sep angle-106.0
Lift-557
Intake lift- 0.161
Ex lift- 0.146
I guess what im asking is. What do these specs tell you this cam would perform like? Or where the power/torq would be?
SC, its a zippers redshift 557,
I was lucky and got them free from a buddy that bought them and then totally changed up his build to a dave mackie megasphere setup...
SC, its a zippers redshift 557,
I was lucky and got them free from a buddy that bought them and then totally changed up his build to a dave mackie megasphere setup...
Are you sure they are the 557 cams? because the info I find on the 557 cams does not match what you have in your original post.
INT 20/100/42 EX44/104/18242
242.557
.557.180
.164#538-111
Last edited by SC-Longhair; Aug 17, 2011 at 08:36 PM.
I pulled the specs from the cam campare deal off the forums, I could have wrote them down wrong, I'll check again...
With the specs you came up with would you say thats a GOOD cam for mid HP/tork?
Thing is.. with getting the cams for free, im not sure they are what im lookin for, I never ride two up, i ride yhe bike back & forth from work almost everyday, i run the freeway, and im usually at 75-85 mph.... I want an aggressive mid range cam,
I could sell them for a diff cam,
Part# 413-911s, Brand new in the box.
With an 06 88" i guess its a bastard year, im looking for an aggressive cam for the way i ride, mostly like a jackass, i ride the snot out of the bike,
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