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If you want an accurate listing of what a set of 595's will do in a 110 I suggest you ask Rhino for his #'s.
He will give an honest answer!
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Hey all, I am running the Zippers 575 redshift cam, 575 lift, and the Zippers protapered adj. PR's, and I have then specifically set for .020 lift when cold. Some would disagree, but that is where I like it. It is a true bolt in chain cam, not requiring any other components to make it work properly. The 595 Cam, a Wes Brown design, Cyclerama, I am not familiar with personally, but I do know that it would require heavier springs, and perhaps rocker clearancing checked, and perhaps rollers also. But that requires a lot more stuff to make work IMO, whereas my 575 was easy and a basic good return on investment. My numbers are around 104/118, and the 595 does put out a bit more on the numbers. Now with Howies engine failure, I hope it is something simple, and he gets a good return at 120/120 or whatever, it's up there somewhere, and that would validate those components. Another 595 build is down here near me, and he is getting some very nice numbers, and the motor sounds great. The entire build was done by Wes on that one, and that could make a huge diff. I was dissapointed to hear Howie had a stealer do the build. But watch, Howie needed to simply pop the PR clips and wiggle the rods, and if one was really loose, the problem could have been quite minor before he towed home. Local dealer fix in that instance, IF he shut it down quick enough. Hope that is all it is, I have seen instances of PR's loosening, bad workmanship. I am very curious. HOWIE pop those clips and see!
Now, I am looking to do a bit more, and am looking for answers on 2 things, but so far, the truth escapes most, just opinions, and that is, the benefit for the 58mm TB on the 08's, and the other is, what in the heck are the 110+ heads as shown in catalogs? I have heard some crazy stuff, but I do want to know about these options, if any. I have heard larger tb becasue of larger Fuel Tank overlap, restricting airflow, all the way to the other end of just a spring change.
Rhino