heard of "HOTCAMS"??
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I only checked into the midrange (stage 1) cam.... it's the only one I'm interested in. They also have a highend race cam (stage 2).
The HOTCAM's stage 1 cam is as follows:
Lift: (I)335 (E)370
Duration: (I)254 (E)246
Raptor's stock cam is as follows:
Lift: (I)320 (E)345
Duration: (I)232 (E)235
WEBCAM's mid-cam (80-411) is as follows:
Lift: (I)340 (E)355
Duration: (I)260 (E)232
Hope you like....
The HOTCAM's stage 1 cam is as follows:
Lift: (I)335 (E)370
Duration: (I)254 (E)246
Raptor's stock cam is as follows:
Lift: (I)320 (E)345
Duration: (I)232 (E)235
WEBCAM's mid-cam (80-411) is as follows:
Lift: (I)340 (E)355
Duration: (I)260 (E)232
Hope you like....
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Thanks for the info eRAPTOID.
That is still a good size cam.
I had the WEBCAM 80-421 which was a I-.340 E-.355 and duration@.050 I-242 E-245
That was in my mild 686.
Do they offer a HD valve spring kit with that set-up? If not, it is something you should seriously consider! From my understanding, the Rap with the stock cam has weak springs that do not apply enough pressure, much less a cam any bigger then stock. Just a FYI.
Swy
That is still a good size cam.
I had the WEBCAM 80-421 which was a I-.340 E-.355 and duration@.050 I-242 E-245
That was in my mild 686.
Do they offer a HD valve spring kit with that set-up? If not, it is something you should seriously consider! From my understanding, the Rap with the stock cam has weak springs that do not apply enough pressure, much less a cam any bigger then stock. Just a FYI.
Swy
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