Cam specs

[old guys rule]

I have a 10 hydraulic the only suspect I have an overlap is 12 degrees at 50. Is there any way that I can determine overlap and the usual manner with just math? Phone doesn't pick up well with a mask on sorry

 

[BSB67]

As an alternative, consider typing your question out in english.

 

[BeepBeepRR]

Degree wheel is your friend.

 

[yella71]

I have a 10 hydraulic the only suspect I have an overlap is 12 degrees at 50. Is there any way that I can determine overlap and the usual manner with just math? Phone doesn't pick up well with a mask on sorry

What part of that didnt you understand? its perfectly clear.

 

[RemCharger]

 

[old guys rule]

As an alternative, consider typing your question out in english.

I don't know no good English

 

[BSB67]

I don't know no good English

And therefore, no good answers

 

[RemCharger]

12 degrees overlap at 50 isnt bad, really. I'd run it.

 

[PRHeads]

12* @.050 overlap?

Sure.......
220/220-104
224/224-106
228/228-108
230/230-109
232/232-110
231/241-112
235/245-114

 

[BSB67]

12* @.050 overlap?

Sure.......
220/220-104
224/224-106
228/228-108
230/230-109
232/232-110
231/241-112
235/245-114

And for advertised durations, you can add anything from 42° to 60° to each one of PRH's examples

 

[69a100]

What part of that didnt you understand? its perfectly clear.

Spark plug Valvoline lug nut fuel line muffler bearings dipstick gas gauge and turn signals is what I got from it!

 

[BSB67]

I guess if you assume the "10" in the OP is the LSA (110°), then it could be 226/238, 228/236, 230/234 or 232/232..............

 

[yella71]

could be....

 

[old guys rule]

Let me try again sober lol. Hydraulic cam is 110 intake 114 exhaust at 50 on 112 lca and 458/470@.006" thanks in advance

 

[old guys rule]

Let me try again sober lol. Hydraulic cam is 110 intake 114 exhaust at 50 on 112 lca and 458/470@.006" thanks in advance

 

[BSB67]

Let me try again sober lol. Hydraulic cam is 110 intake 114 exhaust at 50 on 112 lca and 458/470@.006" thanks in advance

Yep you can. With your numbers, 240° overlap.

 

[PRHeads]

Looks like that’s strike 2 for accurate data.

And honestly, I still don’t understand what the actual question is.

 

[69a100]

Let me try again sober lol. Hydraulic cam is 110 intake 114 exhaust at 50 on 112 lca and 458/470@.006" thanks in advance

Let me try again sober lol. Hydraulic cam is 110 intake 114 exhaust at 50 on 112 lca and 458/470@.006" thanks in advance

Are you sure you don't have the morning after shakes? Double tap!

 

[RemCharger]

Wait a minute..... is the question about degreeing in the cam? Or is it concerns about the overlap of a stock cam...

 

[PRHeads]

Trying not to sound too much like an *** here....... but.......

Based on the two posts by the OP, it certainly appears as though he doesn’t really understand what the numbers used to discuss cam specs really mean(as in 458/470@.006).
Following that theme........ just how useful will some additional numbers actually be?