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Drag Cartel Camshaft Model: Stage 4 K20 K24 on 2040-parts.com

US $800.00
Location:

Springfield Gardens, New York, United States

Springfield Gardens, New York, United States
These cams are in perfect working condition, used in my car for about 50 miles.
Brand:Drag Cartel Country/Region of Manufacture:United States

Description:
 After years of high end race and DYNO testing DC has released a line of 8620 steel billet camshafts that deliver the ultimate in high performance. Made from aerospace grade, 8620 steel billet material and CNC ground on state-of-the-art cam grinders, these DC cams deliver the utmost in rigidity at extended rpm range while reducing possible valve float. These are the best cams money can buy and are now available for all stages.The "K Series" is Honda's mass produced version of the roller rocker valve train assembly. Less friction, more rpm potential, faster action cam profiles...this engine has untapped potential.

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Specs
ALL NEW 8620 Billet Material !!!

Intake: 14.5 mm Lift / .275 Duration @ .050 
Exhaust: 13.2 mm Lift / .272 Duration @ .050

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