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Old 07-06-2008, 12:34 AM   #3
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I believe it's primarily a function of the overlap (LSA) and rpm. Lots of overlap at low RPMs basically means lope. LSAs of 114 (like I have are more agressive than most OEMs, but still very streetable, smooth idle, and emissions compliant). What you hear at the drags are a lot of 110s and 108s, maybe more.

Haven't read this article in a while, but as memory serves it's awesome. Cam technology, especially now with with all the different schemes for variable valve timing, is fascinating and very complex.


How Cam Shafts Work
I have a 110 LSA, my cam isn't that bad. Or is it?
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