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PostPosted: Sun Feb 19, 2012 9:45 am 
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What would be the degrees after TDC to set it up a RE13 cam?

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GR usually engraves it on the end - mine is 105.5


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Thanks for the info !

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simon k wrote:
GR usually engraves it on the end - mine is 105.5

Lately he engraves it on the cam body.
That number is actually the LCA that he's ground the cam to, it just so happens if you dial the cam in `straight up' as they say, it is the max intake lobe lift point ATDC.

[edit] LCA = Lobe Centreline Angle, = measured angle between the intake and exhaust lobes on the cam.

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