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Originally Posted by ericwoo
This is good to know. And yes I was thinking it was just a terrible camshaft selection in the 350 but now it makes me wonder if I have to remove the heads also if replacing the cam.
Makes sense. thanks
Yes, I just checked tonight after getting it nice and hot. The psi #'s were pretty high after advancing the cam with the below:
Driver Side:- #1 : 207 psi
- #3 : 230 psi
- #5 : 207 psi
- #7 : 212 psi
Passenger Side:- #2 : 220 psi
- #4 : 220 psi
- #6 : 222 psi
- #8 : 204 psi
Is that looking ok?
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Looking at those numbers I think the cam and its phasing are fine. What octane fuel are you running and what does you ignition timing curve look like?
Stan
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