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Old 07-25-2005, 07:08 PM
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Does anyone know the intake valve closing spec for the MP mech. cam with 324 dur. and .620" lift? Thanks, ..................djs
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The only solid I had listed at 324 duration showed .650 lift so I don't know if this is the right one for sure but it showed the intake closing 90 ABDC seat to seat and 37 after at .050

Hope this helps. Tracy
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Old 07-25-2005, 10:23 PM
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Tracy, the part # of the cam I have is P4349268, is this the one you are refering to? thanks again...........djs
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Old 07-25-2005, 10:37 PM
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Sorry but it don't show the part number. Where I got that is a file of cams that came with my desktop dyno program.
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Old 07-25-2005, 11:06 PM
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Hey Tracy,
Maybe if I give you the MOPAR specs of the cam, desktop dyno can generate what he is looking for.

Advertised duration
324/324
duration at fifty
275/275
overlap
112
lift
.620"
valve lash
.028/.032
cam centerline
106
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Thanks to you both, all help is appreciated!........djs
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Sry bout taking to long to get back. Thanks for the figures Ed. I put in all the figures except the lash. There is no where to input it.

It came up with the intake closing 88 ABDC seat to seat and 63.5 at .050

I have never degreed in a solid cam so I don't know if the lash makes a difference or not. Hopefully one of you guys will know.
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Thanks Racintracy for the help. 88 certainly would be close if not exact.........djs
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Uhh yeah lash makes a HUGE difference when it comes to degreeing in a cam! Hell even a line bore makes a difference.
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Thanks Racintracy for the help. 88 certainly would be close if not exact.........djs
Glad to help.
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