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Old Aug 11, 2010 | 04:55 AM
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Originally Posted by Hit Man
Don't waste time choking it down with that .458 cam. The power is in the heads, and they need a cam to match the flow capabilities. I would keep the duration in a medium range (5800-6250 rpms) to match your intake, but use the max amount of lift that the heads will take. This will hold the floodgate open longer to fill the cylinder. A cam will make or break an engine.
I was wondering about that , myself. Thats an awfully small cam for a small block chevy. What kind of head are you running?
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