A good camshaft for this aplication?

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A good camshaft for this aplication?

Hi, does anyone have an idea of a good camshaft for my new engine?
It´s in a 1970 Mustang. 460cui ,headers, pi-heads,about 9,5:1 comp. ,true roller, torkel II intake, holley 750 vac, 10" converter stall??. C6 trans, shift kit,
9" rear about 3.0:1 ..stock pistons and rods.
street/strip driving.

400-500hp? ET? any ideas?
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A good camshaft for this aplication?

With 3.0 gears in the rearend, you may find it difficult to get it to hook no matter what cam you use. If you're running a single plane manifold like the Torker 11, I'd say use a duration that starts the torque/hp curve about 2500-3000rpm, +10 degrees on the exhaust and a stall converter to match. resized/peened stock rods are good for 5500-5800rpm, which is going to be about your max with that c/r. This is a truck site, so for better info I'd try one of the BBF Mustang forums like

http://bbs.hardcore50.com/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?s=131eccd82faef71939a00f9938f1cad b&forumid=7


 




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