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Old 04-05-2013, 07:50 AM
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go for it. the 18 cam lift is real close to the stock one. has a little more duration so it stays open longer.
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So the samething as a cheater cam? Got some hood pins today
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Old 04-05-2013, 07:27 PM
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the cheater cams that are out there are all based off the 18 cam. some are better than others. Hackman, Vogel and Lacota all make them. 18 cams are getting hard to find and expensive when you do .
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what about the ones from kirk motors? they just regrind the one your using
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can't speak for those. never used one or worked on an engine that used one. all the cheater cams are just regrinds. I do know Super Cub is working on a cheater cam that will be its own casting and will not have a compression release on it.
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Whats the point of the compression release?
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So the samething as a cheater cam? Got some hood pins today
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Whats the point of the compression release?
If your cam didn't have a compression release your starter would not likely turn it over.
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Why didnt my briggs have it?
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Hey guys got my clutch in but with the motor mounted its to low how can i raise it? It needs to go up quite a ways.
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