Ranger Cam

Stinger said:
I'm alot more willing to trust and actual side by side comparison while taking measurements of the events than so called internet "specs"...unless that stands for "speculation" ;)

Ooohhh boy.... Well, anyways I'm doing my ranger swap, when it's done I'll pull the cam, if somoene wants to tell me how to measure a cam, I'll measure mine, compared to the older rollers in the mustangs :spot:
 
CruzNlife1 said:
Ooohhh boy.... Well, anyways I'm doing my ranger swap, when it's done I'll pull the cam, if somoene wants to tell me how to measure a cam, I'll measure mine, compared to the older rollers in the mustangs :spot:


Simple.

Before you pull your old cam out, get a dial indicator and measure your valve travel.
Put a degree wheel on your crank and record the intake and exhaust events using both the degree wheel and the dial indicator.
 
Stinger said:
TurboRay on TF did this...he got the exact same specs for both of them.


Cruze asked how to measure a cam, Not if they were different.


Stinger, I wouldn't put too much faith into other people's claims.
If I had a penny for every time someone told me something was a fact when It turns out to be false, I'd be on a cruise ship sipping pina coladas. :)
 
Mike SVOR said:
Cruze asked how to measure a cam, Not if they were different.


Stinger, I wouldn't put too much faith into other people's claims.
If I had a penny for every time someone told me something was a fact when It turns out to be false, I'd be on a cruise ship sipping pina coladas. :)

and he would be sponsering my turbo project! (cough cough* :D )