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    • Shannon Whitehead
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      Looks like a good mild street cam.

    • Adam Faux
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      Since i just bought that cam do i need new valve springs?

    • Roddy
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      billseast said:
      Since i just bought that cam do i need new valve springs?

      I would say so to be on the safe side. Fair bit of lift in that cam.

    • 1TONY1
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      Roddy said:
      I would say so to be on the safe side. Fair bit of lift in that cam.

      I agree, if any age or miles on yours it’s a LOT easier now and not that costly.

    • Adam Faux
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      I got better springs and the cam is installed. Just need to get the heads done.

    • Shannon Whitehead
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      I picked up a forged rotating assembly for my 2003 Viper and it came with a custom grind cam.

      Anyone able to decipher the specs? Would this be good for a blower cam or better for N/A abuse? I’m aware the factory rocker arm ratio is 1.7 but the specs are measured for 1.6 rockers.

      I contacted Comp Cams and they provided the Cam Card.

      ROCKER ARM RATIO INTAKE 1.60/EXHAUST 1.60.
      DURATION @ .050 INTAKE 224
      DURATION @ .050 EXHAUST 230
      VALVE ADJ INTAKE .000
      VALVE ADJ EXHAUST .000
      LOBE LIFT INTAKE .3590
      VALVE LIFT INTAKE .574
      LOBE LIFT EXHAUST .3560.
      VALVE LIFT EXHAUST .569
      LOBE SEPARATION 114.0
      DURATION .006
      INTAKE C/L 112.0
      TAPPET LIFT INTAKE 274
      CAM ADVANCE 2
      TAPPET LIFT EXHAUST 282
      HYDRAULIC Y
      VALVE TIMING .050
      OVERHEAD CAM N
      VALVE OPEN INTAKE 0
      JOURNAL DIAMETER STD 2.090
      VALVE OPEN EXHAUST 51
      RECOMMENDED VALVE SPRINGS
      VALVE CLOSED INTAKE 44
      DEPARTMENT P
      VALVE CLOSED EXHAUST 1-
      SPC INSTR FOR CUSTOMER

      Thank you.

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