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WCF61 High Performance ENGLE CAM |
Custom ground for West
Coast Fiero, our WCF61 High performance cam will drop into any 60
degree GM V6. This will fit your 2.8, 3.1 and 3.4 engine.
This camshaft was specially ground to maintain intake manifold vacuum at
idle to enable the MAP sensor to operate properly at idle and to
maintain Power Brake vacuum. It adds
more performance throughout the entire RPM range with longer
duration and higher cam
lift. The upper limit of the WCF61 cam is
approximately 6,000 RPM, depending on other
engine modifications, i.e.
headers, intake manifold, head work and compression.
WCF61
Cam specifications are:
Lift = 0.440 inches
Running Duration = 256 degrees
Duration @ .050 lift = 210 degrees
Lobe Centers = 112 degrees |
WCF81
Cam Specifications are:
Lift = 0.458 inches
Running Duration = 260 degrees
Duration @ .050 lift = 216 degrees
Lobe Centers = 112 degrees |
This cam
works well with modified 2.8 modified engines and especially well with
3.4 engine conversions. It was developed to not make valve
spring replacement necessary and utilizes stock push rods.
This
cam is not directly available to the consumer from Engle Racing Cam.
Engle Racing Cam has been in the business since 1949. They are one
of the highest renown racing cam manufacturers in the business.
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| This cam performs best
with Eaton high performance hydraulic anti pump-up lifters. These
are the best aftermarket lifters available anywhere - unfortunately,
they are the most expensive. New lifters are a MUST when
installing a new camshaft. When removing cam and lifters, lifters
must maintain position with each lobe of the cam.
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Hard-core enthusiasts might want to install 1.6 to one rockers on the
intake valve only for a
5+ HP increase in power. This
installation will sacrifice some valve stem wear. The 1.6 to
one
rockers will open the valve an additional 0.020". These
rockers, installed on the
exhaust valves, exhibit a small performance increase.
The performance increase with Roller rockers is minimal with this
camshaft, as it is not large enough to benefit from roller
rockers. Money is best spent in other areas to achieve better
engine performance.
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Timing Chain
Replacing the Timing
Chain is highly recommended to maintain proper Cam timing.
Depending on engine modifications, you should see a minimum of a 10HP
increase.
Cam timing, lift and duration specifications and cam lube are packaged
with each camshaft. It is highly recommended that each cam
installation be "degreed-in" for best performance.
Degree wheels are available at your local performance shop. |
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