Originally Posted by blueLNFftw

Did anyone ever check lift on the exhaust cam?

Originally Posted by rockSTAR_SS

Second, I will show you the difference in lift between the stock LNF intake cam and the Equinox intake cam installed in the head. The first pictures are of the Equinox intake cam at 0 lift and max lift.

Equinox intake cam at 0 lift:

[IMG]http://i1033.photobucket.com/albums/a411/treybyrd89/20140208_113233_zps338ec8eb.jpg[/IG]

Equinox intake cam at max lift (.245"):

[IMG]http://i1033.photobucket.com/albums/a411/treybyrd89/20140208_113350_zpsed181196.jpg[/IG]

Now for the stock LNF intake cam, sitting inside a removed stock LNF head I have on the shelf.

Stock LNF intake cam at 0 lift:

[IMG]http://i1033.photobucket.com/albums/a411/treybyrd89/20140208_113845_zpsfc1231a2.jpg[/IG]

Stock LNF intake cam at max lift (.237"):

[IMG]http://i1033.photobucket.com/albums/a411/treybyrd89/20140208_113957_zpsd8a705ab.jpg[/IG]

Again, this is only an intake cam comparison. I have not compared duration because I do not have a way to do so here at home. I compared exhaust cams, but the Equinox cam had less lift from the beginning. Currently, I have the Equinox intake cam and the stock LNF exhaust cam installed in the engine. The engine is not in the car currently, so I cannot provide information pertaining to that.

Originally Posted by blueLNFftw

Interesting.

I was told that there is slightly more lift on the Equinox cam...

Originally Posted by soundjunky

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