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first week of january ill send payment for the whole package. finally after people waiting years for cams and me waiting months for n1 springs to send my head out. ; ). this spring is gonna be serious.
would clearance be an issue on stock de bottom end ?
Close, their actually in New Zealand. There's not enough VE's in Australia for someone here to be actually making cams for them (there would be half a dozen VE's in the whole country probably). NZ has quite a few as they get complete VE powered cars from Japan, we're not able to import them
__________________ ***. NX-R Coupe - SR20DE Power....
We Kiwi's feel insulted when people say we are from Australia. We hate when they beat us in sport and we hate when they claim something that actually belongs to us. At least this time we managed to beat them and you guys in the U.S. ( Cheek in the tongue) Just joking, I have to be careful what im saying, Going to live in Australia soon. BTW I have to congratulate Adrian from Franklin Cams with all the hard work and went the extra mile when I insisted he do something for all our VE owners! Hopefully we will see some big Hp numbers soon
you cant just translate. nissan measures the duration at a different lift.
the only way to 'translate' would be to measure the duration on the franklin at whatever lift nissan measures it at.
Please someone translate the tables. I can't understand the specs, especially the lifts.
Bill
I assume they are measuring lift at the lobe, while it is generally done at the valve - figure in the 1.7:1 rocker ratio IIRC and .271" cam lift is ~.460" valve lift