Cam for torque question

YR, Because that cam line has more complaints about it than any other combined. I'm not so quick to blame his short comings as fault when many other very competent builders also have the same comment.

Lomchivox, increasing low end torque (simply) would require a reduction in cam duration. More vacuum should result. Also helping would be a wider 112 instead of the 110. The engine would have of a chop at idle.

I enjoyed this cam very much in my 318's. it is small but does delivery good torque nearly off idle and hp until about 5500 rpm.

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The Crane you suggest is a SLOWER lobe for sure, but the XE lobe ain't no lifter banger either.

I have no idea what all the griping about valve train noise is. Most guys run cams that are too small, too slow, not enough lift.

And then they want more power.

You can't eat the donut and leave the hole.

Ain't no WAY [email protected] is going to be dirty at idle if the carb is tuned correctly.