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I was at my friends shop and he give me a new cam... should I use it and what would be a good combo to build with it...
you going to need more that 3500 converter...and more gearing...that is a big cam....
but it was free...lol
You’re right. 4 speed it is then!you going to need more that 3500 converter...and more gearing...that is a big cam....
but it was free...lol
Got W2?
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They still sell this thing...it looks like it’s from the 80’sFrom the Crane master catalog
Good upper RPM torque and HP,moderate competition only, bracket racing, 360+ cu.in., auto trans w/3000+ converter, 12.0 minimum compression ratio advised.
What is the application?I was at my friends shop and he give me a new cam... should I use it and what would be a good combo to build with it...
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Well I do have a new 4 inch stroke 340 forged crank sitting on the shelf...While it may be an outdated grind an all, I bet it would still haul *** in a 400 plus inch W2 stroker with 11.5:1 or better compression. You can still get the valve springs for that cam, too.
It'll be miserable on the street... been there.
Don't build a car/motor around a cam, pick a cam for your car/motor combo and intended use..
This is not really about what I want for any particular purpose...it’s just about building an engine around a free cam and l will post the build from cam shaft to the dyno...Sell it or regrind it. Get what you want.
I put the call out last night to my local Mopar friends to find me a 340 block as I already have a new 4 inch stroker crank sitting in the shop doing nothing...If it’s a 340, it needs good heads, good rocker gear with geometry corrected, and at least 12-1/2:1 compression, 1-3/4 headers and 340 Victor with an 850-930 cfm carb.A tunnel ram with a pair of 4150 750s would really make it shine. It would be an interesting test rig to compare an M1 tunnel ram to an older edelbrock TR5.
A 446 inch small block or big block?I put one of those in a 446 bracket motor 30 years ago.
It was “okay”.
I didn’t love it....... and was never tempted to use it again........ but it wasn’t terrible.
That’s a terribly lazy lifter rate for a solid cam, much less one that uses the Mopar .904 lifter. There are a handful of barely streetable solid lifter cams with that much lift (and several with less lift) that would make much more power all the way across the curve.