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I have 3 74 GTO's 1 is a probracket car, with a stroked 400, nest is a pure stock automatic car, other is a HB project.
I am rebuilding the stock 350 for my street car. My question is what is a good cam for the 74 350? Mileage is not a concern, just a good street cam that will put some muscle in it, a good sounding idle wont hurt either. |
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The 200 hp 350 GTO motor still came with the 066 cam which was the base line 400 cid cam.
If your sticking with exh manifolds I would run something close to the factory 067 cam but with 1.65 rockers . Your number 46 heads should already have screw in studs so change them out for aftermarket ones . In stepping up the Cam I would also mill the heads .045” .
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Steve, I realize this is minutia, but all '74 350's (both 2-bbl & 4bbl/GTO) came with the 483555 low performance cam ('W' stamp on nose). Same with the 400 2-bbls.
It would have been great of the GTO 4-bbl 350 had the 066 cam. Dennis |
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