Ive got a cam with multiple lobes for each cylinder. How can I export a Cam Dr file to the Engine Analyzer Pro?
I recommend you do NOT export the file as a Cam Dr file. The Cam Dr format consists of 1 Intake and 1 Exhaust lobe, and was developed many years ago for cams with 1 intake lobe AND 1 exhaust lobe for all cylinders. Many cams with multiple lobes for each cylinder are all intake or all exhaust lobes, and do not have both intake and exhaust lobes. Also, you may want to export the “B” lobe for the intake with the “A” lobe for exhaust lobe. The combinations makes a Cam Dr format very difficult to deal with. Instead, export as a “S96” format, which is just for 1 lobe. This file can be used in the Engine Analyzer Pro for either the Intake or Exhaust lobe. This is done by clicking on “File” (upper left corner of main screen), then “Export as Cam Dr (and other formats)” for the screen below. The “Browse” button should quickly find the “CamFiles” folder in your Engine Analyzer Pro, the default location the Engine Analyzer Pro uses for cam files. Choose the S96 format as the “Format” and enter th
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