David Vizard Cam Selection Program
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Car: 89IROC
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Transmission: 700R4 Vigilante Converter
Axle/Gears: Strange 12 bolt 3.73
David Vizard Cam Selection Program
http://www.davidvizard.com/camshaft.html
Has anyone used this program?
Want to know what experiences people have had before and after or just with results of the CamMaster program
Has anyone used this program?
Want to know what experiences people have had before and after or just with results of the CamMaster program
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Well I glanced over it and it seem pointless. It takes all of the research that everyone should do when modding thier car. Their geuss is no better than yours, even if they do know whats on your car.
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Vizard's cam selection process is software-based mathematics, not guesswork. It yields bizzarre lift/duration/lsa profiles, but they make much more than 1hp/cubic-inch.
You taking shots at Vizard is like when neighbor's little poodle barks at my chow...kind of a credibility problem.
If you disagree, write a book that refutes what he's published...with real data.
You taking shots at Vizard is like when neighbor's little poodle barks at my chow...kind of a credibility problem.
If you disagree, write a book that refutes what he's published...with real data.
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Originally posted by kevinc
Vizard's cam selection process is software-based mathematics, not guesswork. It yields bizzarre lift/duration/lsa profiles, but they make much more than 1hp/cubic-inch.
You taking shots at Vizard is like when neighbor's little poodle barks at my chow...kind of a credibility problem.
If you disagree, write a book that refutes what he's published...with real data.
Vizard's cam selection process is software-based mathematics, not guesswork. It yields bizzarre lift/duration/lsa profiles, but they make much more than 1hp/cubic-inch.
You taking shots at Vizard is like when neighbor's little poodle barks at my chow...kind of a credibility problem.
If you disagree, write a book that refutes what he's published...with real data.
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