[SkylineUSA]

Originally Posted by Derby

Speaking is silver, saying nothing at all is gold.

Of course they don't tell the cam setup. It is to magical to give that info. It is like putting the ECU tables on the net for download. They have to be better at something then the normal 'tuner'

Gt-power suite is a computer simulation program for intake and exhaust systems.
I have taken a look in the graphs of a friend of mine who is playing with cams for his turbo engine. He was looking for the best overlap. and after doing some simulation runs. (12 degrees 30 and 42) he came to the conclusion that it doesn't make a big difference. the only thing that differ was the VE at high revs. After the top-VE.

He did not play with different opening and closing times. But with the good programs the home-tuner can have the same data as a top secret.

Is there nobody who ever ordered a cam and did some measuring...?

Derby

Its not the that the lobes have not been checked, its the fact that to get a true comparioson, you need to be able to swap 5 or 6 cams in one day, on the same car, on the same dyno.

You can swap a 302 cam in about 2 hours, but I would imagine it would take a little longer to do a RB26 cam.