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will this cam work with my computer???

could you post a link? i cant copy and paste that shiat, usually the manufactuer will specify "computer controlled"
 
No, It's not a clickable link. And, if it says it won't work with computers, why are you asking us? There are several manufacturers that make computer friendly cams. You're going to want low duration and wide LSA, 112-115.
 
because im not sure if they know if it will work with my computers not all computers are the same ... thats why im asking yall.. and why can i click it and it goes there if it isnt a clickable link?
 
Generally from what i have been told about the computer controlled engines, is you need a cam that is ground with the specs to run with the computer, otherwise I believe if i remember, it blows out all kinds of hydrocarbons and messis with the emissions. Also supposed to be a slight driveability problem.

The link is not a "clickable link" for us,,,but then again, it's really not that hard to do a copy & paste either :crazy:

Generally the computer controlled cams are a bit more costly from what i have seen in the past.
 
The lobe seperation is adequate to work with a TBI computer. It is spec'd at 112 in the link and you need 112-114 for TBI to have adequate vacuum at idle for the computer to know what the hell is going on. As far as lift and duration I can't help you there. It says it is not for computer controlled vehicles as it does not have a CARB number associated with it that says they have done the testing on it. It is like the "Not for sale on pollution controlled vehicles" statement that you see all the time. It covers the manufacturers ass if you decide to put it on your vehicle.

Oh and the link worked for me also.

Ira
 
sandawgk5 said:
The lobe seperation is adequate to work with a TBI computer. It is spec'd at 112 in the link and you need 112-114 for TBI to have adequate vacuum at idle for the computer to know what the hell is going on. As far as lift and duration I can't help you there. It says it is not for computer controlled vehicles as it does not have a CARB number associated with it that says they have done the testing on it. It is like the "Not for sale on pollution controlled vehicles" statement that you see all the time. It covers the manufacturers ass if you decide to put it on your vehicle.

Oh and the link worked for me also.

Ira
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Thats right, and as far as the duration I have a cam similar to that but with a little more duration and lift in my tbi 383 and it runs like a raped ape. I think that cam would be acceptable in a tbi application.
 
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