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  • Member For: 16y 10m 18d
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just wondering if anyone has used/still using this cam and if it is worth gettting it or not I am all about taking stress away from the turbo.

Standard Ford BA 6 cyl valve timing:

Advertised Inlet duration - 251 degrees

Advertised Exhaust duration - 251 degrees

Duration at .050" lift - 173.5 degrees

Lobe lift - inlet and exhaust - .212"

Valve lift - inlet and exhaust - .432"

Atomic #306550 valve timing:

Advertised Inlet duration - 257 degrees

Advertised Exhaust duration - 257 degrees

Duration at .050" lift - 196 degrees

Lobe lift - inlet and exhaust - .223"

Valve lift - inlet and exhaust - .453"

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I run these cams in a built motor....

could not be happier with them...

I am not 100%sure how much power I got out of them as I did alot of work at once. but I do know that it is very smooth and good midrange power over the standard built motor.

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Any chance of a sound clip?

I wanna hear a xr6t with cams as I have a set waiting to go in.

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  • Member For: 18y 5m 10d
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It would be quite interesting to see a back to back comparison, before and after, with these Camshaft's.

There's alot more of these car's nowaday's making 400+ rear wheel kilowatts, and a set of Cam's could make a reasonable upgrade here in power, for the dollar's spent.

Maybe Atomic could come to the party and show some before and after result's?

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  • Member For: 18y 5m 10d
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If you could even get 10 kilowatts at the wheel's from fitting them to a "400+" set up, you'd have to be pretty happy, considering how expensive it get's to make more power from there.

I think they were somewhere around the $1000 mark supplied for the Atomic's, plus I'd guesstimate another say $500 (!?) to have them fitted and have your Tune "touched up" to suit.

Good value.

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they are $500 each $1050 for both of emm and yer around $500 to install unless you get emm done same time as a rebuild like I am much cheaper in labour

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