Cam design limitations

I think he's just saying "Never Mind". Anyway I think your best option in this case is increasing the rocker ratio if you haven't considered that already. Or go roller, those are the only 'safe' ways to get the rates-of-lift you need. Also I think turbo cams are traditionally dual-pattern with extra lift/duration on the intake side to pack the cylinders better. Heck if it was mine I'd consider just swapping up to 1.6 ratio rockers on the intake side (or even better 1.7/1.6 if they exist for /6), that gives you a dual lift pattern right there.

there are to many headaches with the current company who makes them... not relable and have oiling issues...

slants have a 1.4 ratio stock so a 1.5 or 1.6 is plenty... if they were made lol...

but let me throw this into the mix... i have a Friend, he races drag bikes, mostly old kawi's... he has a 900 triple ( i think) with a turbo and No2... lol really... now he said the trick for a turbo motor is either run alot of lift and no duration or alot of duration and no lift... BUT when running no lift it makes the top end happier cuz it will last longer...

now being i havn't played with a turbo i dont know how you RPM range would if at all be affected but with boost i dont think it would matter...

P.S. he runs 60lbs in the kawi... i have vids of it but he asked me not to post them...