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Old 12-02-2005, 11:56 PM   #19
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Originally Posted by Sox
Something is wrong there, that DEV5 cam should not taper off at high rpms, it should keep climbing to redline.

Maybe the extractors are at fault, or the cam hasn't been clocked up properly, or both.

Rick.
Looking at the graph soxx the old dyno sheet follows the same pattern.Could it just be the way that particular dyno reads?
On the Croydon dyno it does not follow the same pattern after dev 5 cam look at page 6 on this thread.Hmm???

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