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After reading the other work that would be required to switch from the A to the 2, I'll probably just stay with the A for now. I didn't realize the 2 needs new collars.
After reading the other work that would be required to switch from the A to the 2, I'll probably just stay with the A for now. I didn't realize the 2 needs new collars.
You believe that yer 1976 Shovel heads are still Stock???
Our shop never did a set of heads that were Not clearanced to at least .450 lift... unless they were pristine... then we left em as close as possible..
Not hard to investigate..
The #2 cam lifts to .490" not sure what Scott did to the guides or spring but I do know an adjustment was made. I took it out cause it was a little too much for 9.0:1 comp, driving my oil temp to 245-250*. I wasn't comfortable with that..
The #2 cam lifts to .490" not sure what Scott did to the guides or spring but I do know an adjustment was made. I took it out cause it was a little too much for 9.0:1 comp, driving my oil temp to 245-250*. I wasn't comfortable with that..
You think the cam affected your oil temp???
Never heard that one... but, never worried much about oil temp either... only run oil coolers on O.E. that are being kept Original...
Absolutely, after putting the A2 cam back in my oil temps drop to 225* Max hot on a long trip. Also reduced detonation on a hot day starting off in 1st gear. Earlier intake close...
Last edited by 98hotrodfatboy; Oct 15, 2018 at 08:26 AM.
Absolutely, after putting the A2 cam back in my oil temps drop to 225* Max hot on a long trip. Also reduced detonation on a hot day starting off in 1st gear. Earlier intake close...
Earlier intake close would increase dynamic compression ratio increasing combustion temps and engine temp.
All things equal, an earlier intake closing will increase the volume of the trapped charge resulting in more of a bang (for the layperson). Its basic engine math.
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