To calculate lobe lift, you need to know the _______ diameter and the lobe height

2 answers:

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The answer is the diameter of the cam shaft.

This is used to compute for the area of the circle so you can multiply it with the rocker ratio to get maximum amount of weight the valve can lift.

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Answer: Journal

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