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Originally Posted by Gach
Nope to perform RPMs not the choke point. Trust me. Another thing as far as timing chain goes. The Crower 60919 cam. Dot to Dot usually comes in at 106, thay say installed at 108. It’s actually 4 degrees advanced here’s why with chain stretch you’ll end up at 112. So if it cam in dot-dot at 106, you’ll end up at 110. Which makes that cam perfectly street able . So Crower when they design that cam anticipated chain stretch. So they really want it to end up around 110-112. So I wouldn’t worry about running a shorter timing set. Just put in a good Cloys timing gear set, I think they go for 150.00. Don’t buy the cheapet set.
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So, my Performer is fine, don't need an RPM, do the 60919, lifters, and 60404 springs and put the cam in dot to dot with a new chain and it'll wake it up some?