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Old 03-22-2004, 11:52 AM   #14
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Lift is an important on P/V clearence. But not the only consideration. You can put in a smaller lift cam in then before and still hit the piston! L/C and duration also plays a large role if not more then just LIFT. Specially if you go from let say a 114 L/C to a cam with lets say...a 108-or even a 110.
As goes for the Manufacture saying max. lift does not indicate possiable P/V clearence problems. All that means is that the stock valve springs that come that head will have coil bind issues, not to mention other problems. You should always check P/V clearences when swaping cams too. But **** happens and I know.
As goes for custom grind cams...I always try to use them for varies reasons but sometimes off-the-shelf cams suit your needs just fine too.
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