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Title: What cam? Post by: the local boxer on October 10, 2006, 20:10:40 pm He guys, i m new here because i couldn't found the answers i need in my dutch vdub forums
I'm building the follow 1855cc engine: CB 78 crank cw 4340 87 forged piston cilinder kit CB stock new reworked rods stock heads 35.5x32 dual weber IDF 36 carbs CR set somewhere 9-9.5 This all because i want a stroker engine, instead of a hi rev 1776 or 1835. There is only one question left, which cam? I was thinking of a w120, but what would you suggest? Thanx, Frits ;) Title: Re: What cam? Post by: Zach Gomulka on October 10, 2006, 20:33:36 pm Since the heads and the carbs are so small, I would use a Engle 100. You will have a TON of torque! I would highly reccommend getting the heads ported and adding HD single springs! With ported heads you could step up to the Engle FK65 with 1.4 rockers, but use dual springs! Set the compression to 8:1. Should be good to about 5500-6000 rpm with ported heads.
Title: Re: What cam? Post by: Lee.C on October 11, 2006, 05:31:25 am Since the heads and the carbs are so small, I would use a Engle 100. You will have a TON of torque! I would highly reccommend getting the heads ported and adding HD single springs! With ported heads you could step up to the Engle FK65 with 1.4 rockers, but use dual springs! Set the compression to 8:1. Should be good to about 5500-6000 rpm with ported heads. Just what I was gonna sugest - thats what I use in my baby 1641 and I have loads of torque :) Title: Re: What cam? Post by: alex d on October 27, 2006, 12:19:24 pm Web 119 or Web 218 are other options too
Title: Re: What cam? Post by: streetvwnorr on October 28, 2006, 18:42:38 pm Nice combo! If i was to build a new engine i would choose that combo. I would like to suggest a Schneider Cam pn: 1110 with Int. and exh. Duration (Gross) 278 deg. and a lift: .462” on both int. and exh.
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