On Sat, 28 Dec 2002, Don Malling wrote:
> Interesting...
>
> Integral says TR5 is 269 duration is
> http://www.integralcams.com/tr-250_tr-6.htm
> Elgin says the TR5 is 269. Elgin is one that led me to believe the TR5
> cam was 269.
The TR5 used a cam number 307689 - this is unique to the TR5 only. That
duration seems to measure out to 280 degrees by my methods.
> Shane's page says the early TR6 is 280 (that would be TR5 No?) and later
> TR6 is 256.
Actually, the early TR6 (and TR250) used a really wimpy cam, I think
that's the one listed on the kvaleberg.com web site as the 2.5S. THe
timing is 10/50-50/10 or about 240 degrees of duration.
> Maybe Shane could tell us where he got his info on the early TR6/TR5
> cam?
That might help.
> I sent a note to Elgin the other day. Do they do regrinds from my core
> or from new blanks? Do you know the prices?
Elgin supposedly offers new blanks. If you don't have a core to send to
them, this would be a good thing.
> Don
regards,
rml
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