CAMSHAFT for 350sbc????
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Car: 1985 Pontiac Trans Am - PROJECT
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Re: CAMSHAFT for 350sbc????
There is a lot you have to look at as far as heads and whatever to get everything matched up well, but I've always been a fan of Comp Cams for ANY engine size. I am using the XE284 in my 412 and it sounds GORGEOUS... I think the specs call for a stall of 2750+ for the 350 so you may need to swap stall convertors...
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Re: CAMSHAFT for 350sbc????
What is the cam going in? A EFI or carb'ed motor? Stock motor or otherwise? If you just rush into the lumpy cam decision without also pairing and matching it with all the other affected mechanical and electrical components, your heading for disappointment. List your specs / build and go from there.
Good luck
Good luck
Re: CAMSHAFT for 350sbc????
im not sure of the specs yet, I just finished tearing it down and it's going to the machine shop next week, but it's a 69 sbc 2 bolt main and it's goin in my 91 formula that currently has the 305 tbi
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Re: CAMSHAFT for 350sbc????
Comp cams XE268H seems to be a fairly popular choice. Its the one ill be using and I believe is the most aggresive cam for a stock converter.
However, it does ultimately depend on the other components of your valve train.
However, it does ultimately depend on the other components of your valve train.
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