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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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