What kind of Triumph is this for?
Here's a page that may help - guessing based on other cams listed
with the same duration, you'll be at the edge of streetable - I think
the phrase used is "marginal for street use".
http://www.tildentechnologies.com/Technical/TriumphCams.html
- Tony Drews
At 09:41 PM 8/17/2009, Gary Nafziger wrote:
>I'm still working on fine tuning a new engine overhaul.
>
>It would be helpful
>for me to get some "real life" feedback from people who have more knowledge
>and experience than me in the area of up-rated cams.
>
>I have an S2 which has
>lift of .405"............duration of 282 degrees and power band of 3500-6000.
>How would you rate this cam on a scale of 1-10 with 1 being stock
>..............and 10 being full race with no idle or street driveability?
>I'm a newbie in the area of mechanical ability and experience and need more of
>a frame of referance to be able to judge when I reach the limit...........or
>the place I should be happy with tuning wise.
>
>thanks in advance
>
>gary n
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