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Old 09-28-2008, 11:23 PM   #1
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Engine: 360 210 alumium heads
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Need Help Choosing cam

HI, I need help picking a cam for my drag car.
Heres my engine combo

350 bored .060 over
will be running 11.7 compressiong ratio
Procomp 210cc aluminum heads
have head man headers to 3in to purple hornies.
4:10 gears
th350 trans
have 3200-36000 conveter
1.6 Ratio rr

I want to get a macanical flat tappet cam thats wild. what as much hp/torqe possible with under .600 lift Hoping for around 530Hp.. or more

here are ones im looking at.
Lunati 40135 244-254d 532/552L
Lunati 40156 244d 530/543L
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Old 09-29-2008, 12:00 AM   #2
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Re: Need Help Choosing cam

If you'll be using a single plane manifold like a Vic JR or....

Use Isky cam #201549 Install on a 100 to 102 intake C/L.
Lock the spark timing out 34 to 36deg full time. (no mechanical advance)
Don't forget to hang on.

Your cr is a bit high for pump gas. I would not run it on anything less than 100 octane gas.
you can look up the cam specs yourself.
www.iskycams.com
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Old 09-29-2008, 10:01 PM   #3
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Re: Need Help Choosing cam

That looks like a good cam.. Is that what you run? I have a pro products hurrican intake with a 750 carb Ill pry move up to a 800 or 850cfm..
I am Thing of going to a weiand stealth air strike..
Thanks for the help F-Bird'88
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