
10-22-2012, 08:04 PM
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Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Clayton,
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Cobra Make, Engine: ERA 838
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Originally Posted by Grubby
I spoke to Ultradyne today. My engine builder buys two cam grinds. I assume the first is mine and the second is used in 482s. The builder didn't remember. My cam is one of the following two with number one the most likely;
1. 235 int / 239 ex duration with 112 deg separation
2. 239 int / 244 ex duration with 112 deg separation
Bigger cam than I expected.
I spoke to my local carb tuner. He said he could put my 750 on his "dyno" and he could fix it. I am skeptical becaus he was a bit vague when I pushed for details. His shop is pretty close to my office so I plan to stop by this week and see if his "dyno" is a flow bench.
Not sure how a flow bench could be useful in finding or fixing a stumble.
I made contact with Quick Fuel for a suggestion and should get something soon.
John
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kgs365 -
It looks like my cam is actually bigger than yours. Driveability around town was pretty good with the Holley 750 and really good with the Quickfuel.
John
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