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[QUOTE=Dynomite;87525]I am now using Intake 114 and Exhaust 108 for ported top end (plenum/injector housing/heads)and SW headers with SW 3 inch exhaust (no CATS) 91'.
Marc suggests to have a broad torque and power range (3000 to 7000 rpm) use I 114 and E 110. 114/114 is nice when trying to tame idle roughness out of a cammed engine. I I notice the factory cam timing specs may be different on a 90-92 versus a 93? I see on one diagram that the 90-92 are set at I114 and E114. I assumed that is factory engine with the pinned settings. The single flats on a 91' camshaft/vernier plate have a play of up to 6 degrees (crankshaft degrees). I think 93's have double flats with the play cut in half or 3 degrees (crankshaft degrees). http://www.zr1.net/forum/showpost.ph...8&postcount=13 /QUOTE] Stupid question: How does Stage One cam grind effect cam timing on a 91 engine with the same mods? |
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