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mangustaMember

Huh...... I guess I missed it twice! Good catch! Hafta go back and give it another listen. I was thinking that they used solids on a hydraulic cam, but that is probably another episode.....

Not sure of the TrickFlow valve sizes, but if they are even 2V sized, that's still alotta surface area, and I would think that a cam more like .600ish lift would still give some big performance up to 6500 and more longevity. Maybe some behives to lighten the load also! Nothing like cubic dollars!

Need to hit Brule up and see if he has dyno charts!!

Cheers!
Steve

3/14/2112:23 PM

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