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Old 06-23-2007, 09:35 PM
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Originally Posted by screamingchief
Besides,you state you plan on using 6X heads for this,those are all screw-in-stud heads anyways,so why sweat that detail,just unscrew the stock "bottleneck" studs and replace with a "straight" 7/16" screw-in-stud and presto,,,adjustable valvetrain,,,no muss,,,no fuss...
I haven't actually aquired the heads as of yet, but was mostly curious about what if I saw a set I wanted only they're press in studs. Anyways, thanks.

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Good cams for a combo like you mentioned???
I have a Crane 272H in a low comp 455 olds. It has 272/284 adv. duration and 216/228 duration at .050". Most people tell me it's not enough cam, but I like the way it runs. I've considered using a similar cam in this engine and was curious if anyone had run anything similar or if this was too small. I've noticed the lift on Pontiac cams seems to be a little less than an Olds. Is the Ram Air III too small for a low comp 455?

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