Melling 22501 Class V Hydraulic Roller Billet Camshaft w/234 Degrees Intake Duration for GM Gen III/IV LS Engines (3-Bolt, Non-AFM)
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Melling 22501 Class V Hydraulic Roller Camshaft Specifications:
- Cam Style: Hydraulic Roller Camshaft for Street or Strip Use
- Operating RPM Range: 2500-6500
- Intake Duration at .050 in. Lift: 234 Degrees
- Exhaust Duration at .050 in. Lift: 248 Degrees
- Intake Valve Lift with Factory Rocker Arm Ratio: 0.625 in.
- Exhaust Valve Lift with Factory Rocker Arm Ratio: 0.625 in.
- Lobe Separation: 113 Degrees
- Camshaft Gear Attachment: 3-bolt
- Computer Upgrade, Flash, or Tuning Required
Melling 22501 Class V Hydraulic Roller Camshaft Notes:
- Requires a Valve Spring Kit such as JEGS 555-514122, Melling VSK461208T, or Equivalent (Each Sold Separately)
- Rough Idle, Vacuum may be too low for Power Brakes or Other Vacuum Controlled Devices
- Compatible with Non-Active Fuel Management (Non-AFM) and Non-Variable Valvetrain (Non-VVT) Engines Only
- May Require Additional Engine Modifications
- Requires High-Stall Torque Converter for Automatic Transmission Applications
Emissions: Not legal for sale or use on any pollution-controlled motor vehicle in California or states adopting CA emission procedures.
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