xr camshaft question
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xr camshaft question
so i have my cam out of my motor. the previous owner told me the bike had a aftermarket cam in the bike the camshaft has no marking on it. so i decided to measure the cam lift .i got o.299" on the intake and the same on the exhaust. oem cam lift is supposed to be intake .374"lift exhaust .375"lift stage one cam intake.365" exhaust lift .362" and stage 2 intake 0.376"lift exhaust 0.374". # don't really make sens, measured the cam 5 times got the same measurements all the time. any one got any ides?
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Re: xr camshaft question
He's ustin, 95 years old and Just forgot the to type a J
Ustin, if there's a decompression system on the exhaust side then 10 to 1 it is the std cam.... as no aftermarket or hot can has this on but for the HRC-cam..... which is what you would like to have I'm sure but know they're rarer than Hen's teeth.
Ustin, if there's a decompression system on the exhaust side then 10 to 1 it is the std cam.... as no aftermarket or hot can has this on but for the HRC-cam..... which is what you would like to have I'm sure but know they're rarer than Hen's teeth.
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there is a automatic decompress on the camshaft. i was thinking it could have maybe been regrind like webcam or somting. but its not the same lift.
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If a std cam is reground the decomp-system is taken off as it will interfere (the base circle has become smaller of the lobes but not of the decomp system, hope that makes sense).
As I said, only the HRC-cam (rare..) has a decomp system on, so if yours is not a std cam it's an HRC - happy riding in that case
As I said, only the HRC-cam (rare..) has a decomp system on, so if yours is not a std cam it's an HRC - happy riding in that case
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Ustin,
I think you're confused - you're after cam lift?
Valve lift I know, and it's measured at the valves of course - not on the camshaft. You'd need special equipment to measure lobe height (= rocker lift) anyway, and keep in mind that when measuring valve lift one needs to set a certain clearance first normally.
I think you're confused - you're after cam lift?
Valve lift I know, and it's measured at the valves of course - not on the camshaft. You'd need special equipment to measure lobe height (= rocker lift) anyway, and keep in mind that when measuring valve lift one needs to set a certain clearance first normally.
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