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From: Acworth
I am not familiar with your cam. There are several factors that effect cam performance Lift is one but as a rule, consider the duration (time in degrees that the valve is open, usually measured @ .053) for comparing. The more the duration, the more rpms are required for best performance. Everthing is a compromise, great top end come with a soggy low end and vise versa. No cam has both. I believe having a cam that is a little short is better than one that is too long. Choosing a cam that is designed to work with the machines weight, compression ratio, intake & exhaust system is recommended.
Good luck, Choosing the right cam can almost drive you crazy.
Good luck, Choosing the right cam can almost drive you crazy.
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I dont know which one to get , cams are for a 09 rg want to make power , ithink i would want them to pull hard at 1800 to 5000 rpm i have power dualls (v&h) on there nowwith a great tuner from revoultion perf.
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