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    Cam Degree Advance?

    OK, so I have this cam with the specs of 228/224 588/567 112lsa and it is advanced 4 degrees. Can some explain to me any pros or cons with it being advanced 4 degrees? Does that just mean that the valves will open and close sooner? Thanks for any info

    Also with those specs, does this sound like a good rip around the steets cam? Should be a good mid to high rpm cam?

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    Comp also told me that the duration is 228/224 @.050. What is the .050?

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    You havent been on in awhile. Where you been hiding
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    Quote Originally Posted by WARLOCK View Post
    You havent been on in awhile. Where you been hiding
    Hehehe I know...been crazy busy with stuff and now things are calming down, so now back to modding the truck I see your still at it

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    Yeah. I got a 5.3 in the garage thats becomming a 5.7 with flat tops and ported heads.
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    that 4dg of advance will throw some more torque your way, i think
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