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04-16-2008, 02:45 PM
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Sorry, I'm just curious...
Why wouldn't you just use a regular (V8) cam? Doesn't that 4 cylinder use a crank which is essentially the same as one for a V8? (stroke/timing) I was looking at one of these engines last week monday... had a ported 670 head and a custom fabbed intake - prettty neat setup, and it was really weird to see the cam there with half of the number of lobes as what I'm used to.
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