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Do Weber carbs require high compression or is 9.6ish OK? Will Webers perform OK with a solid lifter hipo reproduction cam?
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Compression doesn't really matter.

Any IR system does better with a wide LSA, at least 112*. Less than that, and you tend to get a lot of reversion. That's what caused the "Weber Cloud".
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Compression doesn't really matter.

Any IR system does better with a wide LSA, at least 112*. Less than that, and you tend to get a lot of reversion. That's what caused the "Weber Cloud".
So a K code cam with an LSA of 114 degrees is good to go then.
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Yes. 114* is optimum for an IR system.
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Compression doesn't really matter.

Any IR system does better with a wide LSA, at least 112*. Less than that, and you tend to get a lot of reversion. That's what caused the "Weber Cloud".

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So a K code cam with an LSA of 114 degrees is good to go then.
what are you trying to accomplish with the setup? Do you want something mild and tame or are you recreating the real deal?
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