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Posted: 04-24-2006 09:41 pm |
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Judson Manning
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The 104^ spacing isn't as critical on the 104 cams since they have the same overlap as the stock JH cam. You can run them 110/110 no problem. The 107 cam has less duration, hence less overlap on a 110/110 timed engine. The hot ticket is the 104/107 combo which you can run on stock 110/110 sprockets. Heck, the stock cam/107 combo is pretty good as well on 110/110 sprockets. If you run a 107/107 combo you'll probably want the 'green dot' to get maximum top end breathing. Running them on a 110/110 timed engine will produce more low-end grunt and better around town drivability.
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