James Clews
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Forgive my ignorance but can someone explain to me what an inverse radius cam lobe is?
Inverse radius cam lobe
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Demonic
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It's a roller cam thing. The flank coming off the base circle has a very slight, but visible curve in the opposite direction. It is very hard on valvetrains.
Facts About Inverse Radius Roller Profiles
Facts About Inverse Radius Roller Profiles
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Oogliboogli
It's not hard on valvetrains.
I run one. Pulls hard beyond adv. power band. Efficient.
I run one. Pulls hard beyond adv. power band. Efficient.
pishta
I know I'm right....
With that much change in momentum on the lifter, youll probably need some very good springs.
Wyrmrider
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You need LESS spring
1 inverse radius can give more reliability at the same area under the curve
or 2 the same reliability (springs etc)with more area
the ir gives the designer time to set the valve down easy with less chance of bounce
or 3 more effection duratio and area ith same seat timing
for street pick 1
1 inverse radius can give more reliability at the same area under the curve
or 2 the same reliability (springs etc)with more area
the ir gives the designer time to set the valve down easy with less chance of bounce
or 3 more effection duratio and area ith same seat timing
for street pick 1
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