Any one use comp cams???
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Any one use comp cams???
Hey,
Has anyone on the board used comp cams p/n 66-237-4? I am planning on building my 300 instead of swapping in a v8 for now and want to use this "High Energy" cam (260H). I plan to use a holley 390 carb, offy intake, this cam (in the form of a kit with timing set, valve springs, locks and retiners and lifters along with the matching pushrods) and clifford headers.
What I am trying to accomplish is make my 78 f-250 4x4 be able to get out of it's own way. I also want to increase the rev range. So if you have experience or have driven a similar rig let me know.
MJ
Has anyone on the board used comp cams p/n 66-237-4? I am planning on building my 300 instead of swapping in a v8 for now and want to use this "High Energy" cam (260H). I plan to use a holley 390 carb, offy intake, this cam (in the form of a kit with timing set, valve springs, locks and retiners and lifters along with the matching pushrods) and clifford headers.
What I am trying to accomplish is make my 78 f-250 4x4 be able to get out of it's own way. I also want to increase the rev range. So if you have experience or have driven a similar rig let me know.
MJ
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Any one use comp cams???
I bought a Comp Cams camshaft (advertized duration of 254degrees) for my 94' EFI Ford F150. I haven't installed it yet but I did alot of research before doing so. Everyone (automechanics) I talked to said this would really give the engine some extra power. With the plans you have in mind, your 6er should haul some butt!
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From: Wildwood
Hey Paulg, Did you ever get around to installing that cam yet? I have a stock 95 and I am looking at the same cam. Still doing research and going bananas sifting through what might be the best for me. Is your truck stock? What did your research turn up?
