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I usually wait until page 2 rolls around before I post, so that the infighting can wrap up.
What everybody said is probably right.
However, if you are at altitude, say over 4000ft and want an honest 350hp, IMO everybody is wrong. And the reason is that unless you get the Scr up, she will be a lazy stinking dog off the line and all the way to about 3000rpm., and then be a lil less lazy for the rest if the way. EDIT; Ok let me rephrase that for Rusty; "she will be a lazy stinking dog off the line" should read; she will PROBABLY be a lazy stinking dog off the line
I strongly urge you to find out more about that cam. The most important spec to try and find, is the Intake Closing Angle. And, you gotta ascertain the local elevation at which the engine will be operating. Without these two data points, I fear that you will be in for a big disappointment.
As for the 71 block going to 4.04, mine did, and by it's trapspeed of 93 in the Eighth, is making about 430 hp.......... at ~900ft elevation. This build was pretty "basic".

If there is no way of finding the cam-spec, then you will have to measure it, which really is not that big a deal.
Ok very insightful. Im not worried about it being slow off the line. It has a ford 9 inch with brand new 3.55's. These are less aggresive than what it had in it, however, once i finish installing this rear end, i will be able to have 11 inches or rubber per wheel in the back. Yes, 11 inches. The rims are american racing outlaws, which are kind of centerline knockoffs. I can't find these rims anywhere, becuase they are 10 inches wide. With the setup i have now, with the engine and rear end, I think it will launch relativly quick. Yes I am aware that at a certain horsepower and torque, the tires and rear end don't matter too much. I think once it's said and done, even at bandimere speedway(5,700ft) it would still be up to my liking.


You know, maybe not... 5700ft is pretty damn high