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Raymond Daley

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Wade perhaps (wade racing cam - WRC).  Nah - I've got nothing. 

 

You can send it to one of the many cam manufactures and they can run it up on their 'cam doctor' and tell you exactly what the specs are. 

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For the same duration at 0.050", solid will have a longer ramp-up than a hydraulic, so the advertised will be much longer.

 

The specs you measured don't make any sense. A split-pattern cam always has a longer/bigger exhaust.

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ok so after look at it and thinking about i redone the cam.. and this is what i got.

 

lift Ex 574

lift In 498

 

Duration @50 Ex 280

In 280

 

cam centerline Ex 250 after TDC or 70 before TDC

In 105 after TDC or 75 before BDC

 

but I can't work out the Lobe sep.. can anyone help with that?

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ok so after look at it and thinking about i redone the cam..  and this is what i got.

 

lift Ex 574 

lift In 498

 

Duration @50 Ex 280 

                       In 280

 

cam centerline Ex 250 after TDC or 70 before TDC

                         In 105 after TDC or 75 before BDC

 

but I can't work out the Lobe sep.. can anyone help with that?

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Oh and just to let everyone know that the cam numbers stamped on the back " CM250S " stands for " CM250 " is to suit a 250 xflow and the " S " stands for a unfinished cam so its just a blank cam that other cam makers buy like wade cams or sure cams or cam tech.. 

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Yeah that sounds right it's in cam degrees, not crank.

 

but the 280 duration at 0.050 sounds way too big. Most performance street cams having that much lift have around 280 advertised and around 215 at 0.050.

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