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Old 15-11-2005, 08:36 PM   #35
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Originally Posted by Lowride260
Phasing is very important not right can cost you lots of torque/power also now by re phasing the existing cams Chris knows were the right phasing the new cams should be at, when these are avaliable you should see some execellent grunt out of these motors. It sounds good having bigger cams but the wrong phasing makes them pointless as the ones avaliable at the moment have found out.
Interesting.....Are they adjustable with vernier gears ?? or are they reground with the same lift/duration ???

I thought that they wernt adjustable
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