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Roller Cam System from Len Fanelli
Advantage roller cams have over flat lifter cams is much more important
from a performance standpoint. A roller lifter can handle a much steeper
ramp on a cam lobe than a flat bottom lifter. This allows roller cams to
open the valves more quickly so they can reach maximum lift earlier in
the timing cycle. When you plot valve lift and duration on a graph, the
area under the curve of a roller cam with an aggressive lobe profile
will be greater than that of a flat lifter cam for the same lift and
duration specifications. The higher ramp speeds and acceleration rates
increase airflow, and consequently make more horsepower and torque. I
have 3 street carburated grinds, 1) to 4,500 RPM. 2) 3,500-5,500. 3)
3,800-6,000. 2) street blower grinds as well. & 2) full race. I will
custom grind to any requirement. Regards, Len
On October 31 I received the following testimonial from an obviously very impressed user of Len's system:
Dear Len,
Thanks so much for the opportunity to
drive your MG-TD with the new camshaft. I have never driven any "T"
series car that performed like that! I've driven TC's, TD's, and of
course our own TF which was set up for racing at Lime Rock. Your TD
with the camshaft blew everything else out of the water, including
"T" series set up with superchargers.
Particularly impressive was the
acceleration - powerful, quick, and smooth. The RPM's were well
into the 6,000 + range, and the engine didn't even feel as though it
was straining. The camshaft is a must for anyone looking for
improved performance.
Ron Stout
email to:Bud@Ttalk.info
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