Ram Jet Camshaft?
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If I recall correctly, the ram jet cam is VERY mild. I certainly don't think I'd waste my time with that cam when there are so many more out there that will suit almost any application more appropriately.
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OK, so 109 is the cenerline, what is the LSA, (lobe separation angle)? those are two different things.
I'd imagine it is 112 at least, being a stock GM cam. more LSA gives better vaccum and better idle.
I'd imagine it is 112 at least, being a stock GM cam. more LSA gives better vaccum and better idle.
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The LSA is on the ramjet cam is 109. The reasion it works with FI is the duration is weak with 196*-206* and the lift is .431-.451 there is almost no (if any) over lap so you get good vaccum for the map sensor.The cam does work though for the price with the ramjet W/1.6roller rockers getting 350HP and the 383 W/1.5 stock rockers getting 325HP.
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