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      Zero the dial indicator at no lift, rotate till .050 opening and note the degrees then note again at .050 closing. Not sure how accurate it will be on the small diameter balance vs a degree wheel. But may get you close enough to figure out what it is unless it's a custom grind. You'll have to do an intake and exhaust lobe.

      Now that I think of it, I'm not sure how accurate it would be in general assuming you have hydraulic lifters...

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      Zero the dial indicator at no lift, rotate till .050 opening and note the degrees then note again at .050 closing. Not sure how accurate it will be on the small diameter balance vs a degree wheel. But may get you close enough to figure out what it is unless it's a custom grind. You'll have to do an intake and exhaust lobe.

      Now that I think of it, I'm not sure how accurate it would be in general assuming you have hydraulic lifters...
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      Nick ~
      1969 Cutlass





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