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Roller cam vacuum
I have Crane cam's hydraulic roller cam in my 440. Do I get enough vacuum for my brake booster?
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The fact that is a roller cam has no impact on your manifold vacuum. You will need to let us know what the cams duration and lobe speration angles are.
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Here are some spec's for the cam
Intake @ cam 372 @ valve 558 rocker arm ratio 1.5 Exhaust @ cam 372@ valve 558 @ .050 tappet Intake 19 BTDC 49 ABDC 105 ATDC Duration 248 Exhaust 62 BBDC 12 ATDC 115 BTDC Duration 254 |
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doubt it !
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I have a similar cam in my 496 Cuda, and a vacuum canister allowed the power brakes to work good.
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I had a 255/265 cam in my stroker, no problems with the brakebooster. With the 283 cam I used before, there wasn't much vacuum at idle.
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Before I put my vacuum canister in, I thought everything was cool with the power brakes, untill the day I had to hit the brakes twice in about 5 seconds. The second hit, there were no brakes, so the canister is good insurance.
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