Hi Gary,
There is cam shop here that will do it, but they just give the opening and
closing points for each valve. It is also $20 a pop, which isn't too bad but
adds up with a few cams to test. It was what I was originally going to do.
However, getting a graph like this shows up heaps of other info, like how
quick the cam opens the valves, how long it is near maximum lift etc. It
really shows up differences between two cams that may otherwise have similar
specs. It was also a fun project to try... but time wise I prob would have
been better off letting the pros do it. But spending the time is part of the
fun!
Greg
----- Original Message -----
From: <GSTROM99@aol.com>
To: <alpines@autox.team.net>
Sent: Sunday, 3 December 2000 04:03
Subject: Re: cam timing
> I would think most "good" race motor shops would have one of these cam
> profiler setups. For sure, you should be able to send a cam to Isky,
Crane,
> Lunati and the like for them to "profile" it.
>
> Gary
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