Sighting down the wire is the key. The old pros probably just take for granted but anybody doing this for the first time would not realize .
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1150 cams in a 1100
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Sighting down the wire is the key. The old pros probably just take for granted but anybody doing this for the first time would not realize .
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cam makers have said up to 4 degrees before noticing a noticeable change
If you are going 110/110 you probably don't want to mistakenly go 114/114.
Stock motors probably have +/- 4 degrees of slope (2 degree 1 sigma)
Back in 1980-81 they also have noticeable 1/4 mile ET's on 1100E's due to manufacturing tolerances on valve jobs.
