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Re: CAM Spec help?
Originally Posted by Tough-guy
Are you saying SOHC engines have no overlap?
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Re: CAM Spec help?
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. |
Re: CAM Spec help?
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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