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07-11-2021, 09:24 AM
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With a 350, 389 or 400 motor If the compression ratio and can pick does not make for at least 160 psi then the motor will be a lame Dog !
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07-11-2021, 10:25 AM
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With the 6x-8s and an off the shelf cam I would either look for the summit 2800 or the Howard’s cam I shot a screen shot of in one of the earlier posts. I would have suggested that Lunati 256 if it were available, but I know it will be impossible to find. Better shot finding the Howard’s, but I think it is a long shot also. So IMHO… Best cam that is available off the self at the moment is the 2800. Would work good degreed in at 108 ICL. If it was my engine I would have a shop cut .040-.050” off the 6x-8s to get the compression up a little, I think it would be close to that 160 cranking pressure that was mentioned.
Last edited by Jay S; 07-11-2021 at 10:41 AM. Reason: Err |
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