If you'd like to be added to this page:
http://engine.firebirdv6.com/cam.html
Please post your information here.. I think this list definately helps us get a feel for who's using what right now.
What info I need from you is this (We can do mine as an exmaple):
Full Name: Keith Prociuk
Car: 97 Firebird
Engine: L36
Cam Vendor: COMP Cams
Duration @ .050: 212 Intake, 212 Exhaust
Camshaft Lift: .325" intake, .325" exhuast
Lobe Separation: 112
Intake Centerline: 108
Rocker Ratio: 1.6
the valve lift can be calculated by multiplying the camshaft lift by the rocker ratio.
If your cam is reground from supersix, its a Crower camshaft.. If you have one ground from a original core, chances are its a COMP camshaft..
for 3.4's the above does not apply.
Many people have put in new cams.. ones with big durations too.. I'd really like to see this list fill up with a variety.
[ December 21, 2002: Message edited by: Magnus ]
[ December 21, 2002: Message edited by: Magnus ]</p>
http://engine.firebirdv6.com/cam.html
Please post your information here.. I think this list definately helps us get a feel for who's using what right now.
What info I need from you is this (We can do mine as an exmaple):
Full Name: Keith Prociuk
Car: 97 Firebird
Engine: L36
Cam Vendor: COMP Cams
Duration @ .050: 212 Intake, 212 Exhaust
Camshaft Lift: .325" intake, .325" exhuast
Lobe Separation: 112
Intake Centerline: 108
Rocker Ratio: 1.6
the valve lift can be calculated by multiplying the camshaft lift by the rocker ratio.
If your cam is reground from supersix, its a Crower camshaft.. If you have one ground from a original core, chances are its a COMP camshaft..
for 3.4's the above does not apply.
Many people have put in new cams.. ones with big durations too.. I'd really like to see this list fill up with a variety.
[ December 21, 2002: Message edited by: Magnus ]
[ December 21, 2002: Message edited by: Magnus ]</p>
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