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Can't wait for flow #'s
That's signature material right there!my groin seems to be petrified
I think saying "over a 50% increase" paints a better pictureSo about 50 cfm? Very nice
Maybe i really am THAT far out of the know-how... but what does the exactly translate to, outside of just CFM being increased by 50%?so we finally have some updates!!!!
we got @fifthofbourbon 's head finished up with the +1 valves and we have some great results!!! The redline on the graph below represents the max lift of the stock exhaust cam so show you where you wont benefit any further without more lift. Now this is just the exhaust side but we will have intake side results very shortly.
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Assuming you know of the effects of the CFM being increased, they've reached the limit that the exhaust ports can flow with the lift provided by the stock cam. The cam lobes actuate the valve, the amount that the valve opens from this is called lift. They have reached the limit on how much air can be pushed around the valve with that amount of lift. To get more flow you would have to swap in a cam that will open the valve more(more lift) to allow more airflow.Maybe i really am THAT far out of the know-how... but what does the exactly translate to, outside of just CFM being increased by 50%?
Yes you do... I do too.Ugh, I really don't want to pull my turbo off again to do this
How could you not?!?Yes you do... I do too.
Having cams with a larger lift would basically move that vertical red line to the right allowing you to increase the overall "area under the curve"Maybe i really am THAT far out of the know-how... but what does the exactly translate to, outside of just CFM being increased by 50%?