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What is the difference in Advertised Duration and Duration at .050″ Lifter Rise (Tappet Lift)?

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What is the difference in Advertised Duration and Duration at .050″ Lifter Rise (Tappet Lift)?

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In order for duration to have any merit as a measurement for comparing camshaft size, the method for determining the duration must be the same. There are two key components for measuring duration– the degrees of crankshaft rotation and at what point of lifter rise the measurements were taken. Advertised durations are not taken at any consistent point of lifter rise, so these numbers can vary greatly. For this reason, advertised duration figures are not good for comparing cams. Duration values expressed at .050″ lifter rise state the exact point the measurement was taken. These are the only duration figures that are consistent and can accurately be used to compare camshafts.

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