Hydraulic roller cam selection
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Hydraulic roller cam selection
It's that time in my 434 build. This is what I have so far.
Block - 400 bored .030 over
4 bolt main caps installed
Tim Meyer 434 stroker kit
CHI 2V heads (bare, ready to build)
Weiand Intake manifold
Kevco oil pan
Centerforce Flywheel
I want to go with a hydraulic roller cam. I know Comp Cams makes a retro fit kit. I just need to get ideas as far as duration and lift. I will be using my truck for offroading, towing, and sometimes stepping on it...
Let me know what you think. Thanks!
Block - 400 bored .030 over
4 bolt main caps installed
Tim Meyer 434 stroker kit
CHI 2V heads (bare, ready to build)
Weiand Intake manifold
Kevco oil pan
Centerforce Flywheel
I want to go with a hydraulic roller cam. I know Comp Cams makes a retro fit kit. I just need to get ideas as far as duration and lift. I will be using my truck for offroading, towing, and sometimes stepping on it...
Let me know what you think. Thanks!
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I'm running the Crane roller set up. I use the smallest of the four (HR-216/325-2s-12). It 216/224 duration at .050 and 562/586 lift. Might have been able to step up to the second one but I was afraid of idle issues. The cams were probably developed with only the 351c in mind. I'm very happy.
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From: western montana
bringing this one back to life. What did you decide? I did a special grind with comp that is 212,218 and .520 lift. Not big enough for 93 octane with 9:5 cr. I think I like the look of the crane system.
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