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Dyno Cams Improved Cl1 Clone Hemi on 2040-parts.com

US $31.99
Location:

Jonesboro, Arkansas, United States

Jonesboro, Arkansas, United States
Condition:New

Description

  • Designed in 2011, the CL1 Improved has a more retarded centerline to produce optimal top end horsepower.
  • The DynoCams CL-1 Improved is legal for the current profile rules for stock classes.
  • The lobes are hardened for extra durability, extending the life of this cam.

Specs

Engine: 196cc OHV Clone, 212cc Hemi Predator
Recommended Class: Stock
Target (MAX) RPM: 6000-6500
Spring Pressure (In / Ex): 10.8 lbs
Valve Lash (IN/EX): .003"
Ignition Timining:32 Deg BTDC

Profile


IntakeExhaust
Open: 39.0 BTDC76.5 BBDC
Close: 82.0 ABDC47.0 ATDC
Lift: .224".231"
C/L: 112.5 ATDC106.0 BTDC
DUR @ 50:219.0 Deg222.5 Deg
DUR @ 200:86.5 Deg98.0 Deg

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