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RoarkS replied to the thread Designing a cam.@CWB1 New engine. New cam. New everything. If you're willing to dive in and help... I'll tell ya anything I know.
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RoarkS replied to the thread Designing a cam.guess I'll give it a try.
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RoarkS replied to the thread Designing a cam.Gruntguru... I hear ya... you're preaching to the choir sir. I reached out to few places... haven't heard back from anyone. soon as I...
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RoarkS replied to the thread Designing a cam.Well... that's the beauty of it. I'm making it up as I go! lol. Big company, small department, very lean on resources. Have to do our...
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RoarkS replied to the thread Designing a cam.@BrianPetersen- Yeah that's what I've been saying in the back of my head... I know what sport bikes run up to. I'm running pushrods, so...
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RoarkS replied to the thread Designing a cam.That's what I figured... I started with a 140 deg cam, 280 deg crank.... cam, but was getting upwards of 250g... felt like that was too...
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RoarkS replied to the thread Designing a cam.Okay. I'm freaking out a little here... cam lift is 100 degrees on the cam. that means 200 degrees lift to lift on the cam. that's 400...
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RoarkS replied to the thread Designing a cam.LouScannon: I'm doing a lot of ASSuming. lol... but I'm trying to be very conservative on the assumptions. I'm shooting for 22hp ISA sea...
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Hey folks, Would like an idiot check. I'm working on designing the camshaft for a small 4 stroke generator engine that will run at...
