Crane CCH-312-2-NC

Bewy said

I also have a 2010 Crane catalog. Both cams are listed, 112 LSA & 108 LSA. 112 cam grind# is
H-312-2; 3200-7000 rpm range. 108 # is H-242/3520-2-8; 3600-7200 rpm range. So I think it is the 112.
Crane had an epiphany after D. Vizard tested 000s of cam combinations for him & the result is many more cams in the catalogue are on tighter LSAs.

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Thanks, it's should be 112 then, the grind number on the cam was 312-2.


I'll hold off on the regear for now. I have no driveability complaints with it with a 4 speed and a 26" tire as long as I keep the revs above 2500 or so while cruising, below that it struggles. I used to have a 28 inch tire, but don't remember how it liked lower rpm, and it was an auto at the time.

I think ideally you are correct and a new cam should get installed, it's just not in the budget currently. I did have my eye on the Isky 264 Mega grind though. This is just a street car, I don't ever plan on racing it, so not too concerned with top end power.