CAM Spec help?
can anyone tell me what some of this ---- means all i under stand is the valve lash and lift.
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duration is how long the valve stays open. overlap is when the intake and exhaust valves are just barely open at the same time. doesnt happen on single cams but can be benificial on dohc's.
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Originally Posted by RotaryGeek
duration is how long the valve stays open. overlap is when the intake and exhaust valves are just barely open at the same time. doesnt happen on single cams but can be benificial on dohc's.
Iv been reading up and all i can find on honda cams is which ones to buy and not specs. Im a noob at this kind of ---- ANYONE KNOW WHERE I CAN GET SOME A6 SPRINGS FOR CHEAP? ;D |
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I guess im not alone with this kind of ----. ???
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Dunno if it is somehow different on Honda's, but I'm pretty sure overlap happens on all motors...
I assume it's a regrind since it is from Delta, but for a turbo camshaft, might want a bit more reverse split on the duration. Reverse split means more exhaust duration than intake duration. Haven't found anything concrete on what a good turbo camshaft is (tons of opinions from different manufacturers and engine builders), but that seems to be the general consensus. Hope that helps a bit. HMT could do with a good write up on valve events and camshaft specs. |
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Yea its a regrind from delta
i got my cam in the mail today and the duration and lift seemed a little low to me but im used to v8 cams. Plus i wanted to know what all the other ---- meant. OOO and its the 292 regrind which is there most rowdy cam for the a6 looking at the dam thing you can just tell the difference. |
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Haha yeah, big difference between the camshafts for performance V8s and I4s. Probably more used to seeing something along the lines of 232/238 .588/.611" on a V8. A lot of those extra numbers on the cam card are just valve event stuff, lots of detailed info about the cam.
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i've been to delta and gotten their regrind. its a kick in the ass if you got the "best grind for a turbo" cam and have a turbo on your car.
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4 Attachment(s)
A) Delta doesn't do Honda regrinds
B) that spec sheet is NOT for a SOHC motor. The RAR numbers are a dead giveaway. The column of numbers I fully understand........ Attachment 23822 Attachment 23823 Attachment 23824 Attachment 23825 |
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Originally Posted by Mista Bone
A) Delta doesn't do Honda regrinds
i just got a quite on a y8 cam regrind last week. Why do you think that they dont do Honda regrinds?? |
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Originally Posted by Jorsher
uhhhh...sorry to burst your bubble, but yes they do.
i just got a quite on a y8 cam regrind last week. Why do you think that they dont do Honda regrinds?? Personally I have no idea but Bone usually knows what he's talking about. Yea and dial indicator FTW. |
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I Doesn't look anything like when it left.
I try to find a stock a6 cam to compare. But the lobes are not smooth like a stock cam they have high lift and a drop off. Almost like a D shape |
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Delta has reground Honda cams for me before.
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Delta has NEVER done a Honda Regrind, EVER!
They just send they somewhere else. I believe chris has posted about this as well. |
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How do you know?
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With less than a 48 hour turnaround time? That's how long it took for them to return his cams. He lives like an hour away from them.
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Originally Posted by Mista Bone
Delta has NEVER done a Honda Regrind, EVER!
They just send they somewhere else. I believe chris has posted about this as well. was a 1 day turn around. got a free t-shirt too. |
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They sent me a shirt too
"Four Play, Four Cylinder Performance" 8) |
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Originally Posted by Mista Bone
Delta has NEVER done a Honda Regrind, EVER!
They just send they somewhere else. I believe chris has posted about this as well. |
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Originally Posted by RotaryGeek
duration is how long the valve stays open. overlap is when the intake and exhaust valves are just barely open at the same time. doesnt happen on single cams but can be benificial on dohc's.
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Originally Posted by Tough-guy
Are you saying SOHC engines have no overlap?
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clueless noobs............
You dipshits need to learn basics on a small block chevy to ------- have ANY clue about valve event timing. I'm sorry that I've enough knowledge to MEASURE specs to conclude an idea of the specs of something I'm working on. This asspect is what ELEVATES people like JD, Blundar, me and others above the dipshits. Hell I don't know CRAP about tuning, thats JD's and Blundars area.........but I build their trannys or provide them built right. |
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Originally Posted by Mista Bone
clueless noobs............
You dipshits need to learn basics on a small block chevy to ------- have ANY clue about valve event timing. I'm sorry that I've enough knowledge to MEASURE specs to conclude an idea of the specs of something I'm working on. This asspect is what ELEVATES people like JD, Blundar, me and others above the dipshits. Hell I don't know CRAP about tuning, thats JD's and Blundars area.........but I build their trannys or provide them built right. I was trying to bait him into saying SOHC's don't have overlap. The truth is ALL 4-stroke/cycle engines (maybe minus the way old-school ones with poppet valves) have overlap.
Originally Posted by RotaryGeek
duration is how long the valve stays open. overlap is when the intake and exhaust valves are just barely open at the same time. doesnt happen on single cams but can be benificial on dohc's.
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