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Ok to clarifiy a few things.. If the 1st cam is a upside down A and then a BA it's a 427 cam. Part number C3AE-6250-AA. Nice cam. If it's not I have no idea. On the second cam if there is A upside down and then a BX it's a 428 PI/CJ camshaft. I can look for the original specs if you like. Holman Moody sells both of these but have yet to compare them to the original grinds to see if they vary in specs. Those are a few good sticks you have there. G.
thanks FFR428, the first is upside down A B, it also has red and tan (maybe white at one time) stripes, you can see physicaly it has bigger lobes than the abx
FFR428..thats great news, I was hoping one was a solid lifter cam, also have 3 Sig Ersons to chose from but didn't want to try and chase down the numbers, trying to build a 390 on a budget(read old crap in the garage) Thanks
thanks G, I won't need the specs, thats whats going in, this whole engine is going to be made up from a mix of old parts, 352 block bored to 390( I still have new factory std bore pistons) , 390 crank and rods, CO8E-N heads, a single fourbarrel alumiumFORD manifold and aCOAF_K disributor, truck only used to haul ply wood, couches and to the dump etc, but my son wants me to use some of my stuff before I throw it away...he almost killed me when I sold my 406 tripower for $200
Sounds like some nice old parts to have. Wow those tripowers are worth a pretty penny now! If memory serves me that's an old 390HP/406 dual point dizzy. Some nice CJ heads also. What intake you have?
I'm not sure exactly, I posted it here a while back, just an aluminum single fourbarrell, with a FOMOCO logo and no part number, it has opening for a roadraft tube, so it must be early 60's