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Old 12-08-2013, 06:43 PM
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Hi Intensity Lifters to lose Duration

Hey gang, I was just browsing around, thinking to myself about random car parts when I started thinking about something.

Crane Hi Intensity Lifters.

Now, they claim to lose about 8 degrees of duration below 2500, which would mean better vacuum, driveability, etc.

But then I thought to automatic transmissions (Not sure why, I'm not an auto guy).

So I started thinking about finding a cam company's "biggest cam for stock converter", then finding a little more radical cam from the same company, and using the "Hi-Intensity" lifters to compensate.

I have no intention of doing so, but it seems to me this would work just fine, so long as you don't go more than 10-12 degrees larger than the "stock converter" cam.

I'm just spreading ideas, kind of want someone to try it to see if it would work. Any naysayers out there?
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