Measured my ASA, here's some numbers...
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Measured my ASA, here's some numbers...
Just installed a new ASA cam, (I know, it's a 2400 lb. endurance road racing car).
I could not find any info other than the published specs anywhere, and the cam does not come with any data whatsoever (thanks GMPP?), so I thought maybe a couple people might be interested in some additional info.
Here are the measurements I was able to take, heads off, new chain, with a degree wheel and micrometer reading the lifter. The micrometer duplicated the published specs within +/- 0.001. It would probably be wise to assume a tolerance of +/- one degree also, and use this info at your own risk.
Published specs; 226/236 @ 0.050 verified installed
0.525/0.525" verified installed @ 0.308/9" actual lift
110 degrees LSA verified installed
What I measured;
Base circle 0.760"
Intake lobe centerline 108 degrees
Exhaust lobe centerline 248 degrees
Duration at 0.006", I=282, E=292
Ramp rate = 56
I could not find any info other than the published specs anywhere, and the cam does not come with any data whatsoever (thanks GMPP?), so I thought maybe a couple people might be interested in some additional info.
Here are the measurements I was able to take, heads off, new chain, with a degree wheel and micrometer reading the lifter. The micrometer duplicated the published specs within +/- 0.001. It would probably be wise to assume a tolerance of +/- one degree also, and use this info at your own risk.
Published specs; 226/236 @ 0.050 verified installed
0.525/0.525" verified installed @ 0.308/9" actual lift
110 degrees LSA verified installed
What I measured;
Base circle 0.760"
Intake lobe centerline 108 degrees
Exhaust lobe centerline 248 degrees
Duration at 0.006", I=282, E=292
Ramp rate = 56
Last edited by RSB; 01-19-2006 at 07:45 PM.
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Err... come again on that exhaust centerline? Shouldn't it be 112 with the stated 110 LSA? <Edit> Oops, I see. You measured it as ATDC on the compression stroke. Not the usual convention...
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Originally Posted by RSB
Just installed a new ASA cam, (I know, it's a 2400 lb. endurance road racing car).
I could not find any info other than the published specs anywhere, and the cam does not come with any data whatsoever (thanks GMPP?), so I thought maybe a couple people might be interested in some additional info.
Here are the measurements I was able to take, heads off, new chain, with a degree wheel and micrometer reading the lifter. The micrometer duplicated the published specs within +/- 0.001. It would probably be wise to assume a tolerance of +/- one degree also, and use this info at your own risk.
Published specs; 225/236 @ 0.050 verified installed
0.525/0.525" verified installed @ 0.308/9" actual lift
110 degrees LSA verified installed
What I measured;
Base circle 0.760"
Intake lobe centerline 108 degrees
Exhaust lobe centerline 248 degrees
Duration at 0.006", I=282, E=292
Ramp rate = 56
I could not find any info other than the published specs anywhere, and the cam does not come with any data whatsoever (thanks GMPP?), so I thought maybe a couple people might be interested in some additional info.
Here are the measurements I was able to take, heads off, new chain, with a degree wheel and micrometer reading the lifter. The micrometer duplicated the published specs within +/- 0.001. It would probably be wise to assume a tolerance of +/- one degree also, and use this info at your own risk.
Published specs; 225/236 @ 0.050 verified installed
0.525/0.525" verified installed @ 0.308/9" actual lift
110 degrees LSA verified installed
What I measured;
Base circle 0.760"
Intake lobe centerline 108 degrees
Exhaust lobe centerline 248 degrees
Duration at 0.006", I=282, E=292
Ramp rate = 56