tuneport
Nov 1st, 04, 04:57 PM
I need the ABDC specs @.050" lift for the COMP EX284 SBC cam. Do any of you have this information on your cam card?
The Comp Website only lists the valve timing specs @.006"---but I need them at .050" lift.
If not, does anyone know how to convert a .006" ABDC spec to a .050" spec?
---Thanks, Glen
pdq67
Nov 2nd, 04, 07:10 AM
You should be able to pull up CC's e-cat. and go the the back of it under the cam section and cross reference the lobes used to find the duration at .050" on all their cams..
pdq67
travis
Nov 2nd, 04, 11:23 AM
Comp doesn't list .050 timing numbers on their cam cards, but if you have access to ea3.0 or dd2000 (or even Pat Kellys DCR program), you can run the numbers thru and get really close if not right on.
onovakind67
Nov 2nd, 04, 12:09 PM
.050" numbers with the cam set as ground - ILC = 106° ATDC:
intake open - 14° BTDC
intake close - 46° ABDC
exhaust opens - 57° BBDC
exhaust closes - 9° ATDC
pdq67
Nov 2nd, 04, 12:29 PM
I'm sorry, I should have said that after you find the duration at .050" numbers that you needed to input them into a cam program like D2K has to come up with the supposed actual timing numbers..
I just automatically do it this way so missed that ALL important step..
pdq67
tuneport
Nov 2nd, 04, 08:17 PM
Thanks guys I really appreciated it. I'm using the info to calculate my dynamic effective compression ratio with different piston selections on a stout roller 350 I'm building. --Thanks, Glen
onovakind67
Nov 3rd, 04, 02:17 AM
For dynamic compression calculations you should use seat to seat timing.
tuneport
Nov 7th, 04, 11:39 AM
Novakind,
Thanks I'll check into it. Here is the calculator I'm using.
http://www.kb-silvolite.com/calc.php?action=comp
tuneport
Nov 7th, 04, 01:16 PM
Novakind,
The calculator (link above) asks for the ABDC @ .050" + 15 degrees.
--Glen