,to clear the cross member.
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I doubt you'll pass the sniffer with that cam in a good race-tune.
You'll need a program that costs you alot of power to get that one to pass.
You'll need a program that costs you alot of power to get that one to pass.
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Originally Posted by fredk
Specs are 226, 226, .520, .520 lobe seperation is 112.
I'm hoping to get a 224/230 605/622 112 to pass.
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It shouldn't be all that hard to make that cam pass. Street manners, partial throttle is completely different from wide open throttle in the tuning. Unless they make you test the car at WOT it shouldn't be any trouble to run a tune with both good performance and reasonable emissions.