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500 efi cam
Has any one tried running the EFI cam in a carb motor? thought it might be a good way to get more out of ot seence it has mor lift and duration? Charlie
carb 222 / 230 110 lsa
0.576 0.598 Crane #169611
efi 230 / 236 114 lsa
0.598 0.610 Crane #169621
Has any one tried running the EFI cam in a carb motor? thought it might be a good way to get more out of ot seence it has mor lift and duration? Charlie
carb 222 / 230 110 lsa
0.576 0.598 Crane #169611
efi 230 / 236 114 lsa
0.598 0.610 Crane #169621
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It may not be a difference. Although it has more lift, it also has a higher LSA. 110 compared to 114.
I haven't tried it myself to know, but who knows?
I haven't tried it myself to know, but who knows?
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You can run a bigger camshaft in an EFI motor than you can in a carb motor because of the more precise fuel metering, ignition timing and idle stabilization provided by the computer. You don't have to rely on a good vacuum signal to the carb.
Sincerely
Dennis Moore
Sincerely
Dennis Moore