Cam lift and Rocker Ratio
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Cam lift and Rocker Ratio
What is the rocker ratio on the Evos? Im trying to figure out lift at the VALVE. For instance the Cosworth M3 intake cam has a lift of 11.6mm witch is .456 in inches...so if the rocker is a 1.5 ratio then .456 X 1.5 = .685 lift at the head? Or is the 1.5 already configured into the spec .465/11.6mm at the head?
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oem rocker ratio is 1.73:1
advertised valve lift is figured in using the ratio of the rocker, since the rocker helps to open the valve.
to figure lift of a particular cam, measure the tall portion of the cam lobe, subtract the narrowest portion of the cam lobe (base circle) = cam lift * rocker ratio = valve lift....minus any lash, which can vary due to cam maker & cams that are hydraulic or use mechanical adjusters
advertised valve lift is figured in using the ratio of the rocker, since the rocker helps to open the valve.
to figure lift of a particular cam, measure the tall portion of the cam lobe, subtract the narrowest portion of the cam lobe (base circle) = cam lift * rocker ratio = valve lift....minus any lash, which can vary due to cam maker & cams that are hydraulic or use mechanical adjusters
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Thanks Amigo..I was just wanting lift at the head. Wanted to see what the number was...Im a domestic fella so I want to know what LIFT my M3s were 456 doesnt seem like that much...but it probably is considering the motor size
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