Working out Cam Range in 552ci ???
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Working out Cam Range in 552ci ???
Hello, I am trying to work out the cam range for my 552ci engine, if the RPM range is 4'000 to 7'000rpm will it come down to 3'000 or 3'200. As I have the Scat 4-500 stroker crank and the Scat 6-7 rods , and the Keith Black forged pistons in 060, ( Edelbrock 61649 CJ heads, Victor intake & a 1050cfm two circuit dominator ) As I am looking at a Comp cams Solid flat tappet cam ( part 34-653-5 ) with 649/642 lift , Duration at 050 is 270/276, advertised duration 310/314. And what will a 552ci engine be in litre size ?? as a stock 460ci is a 7-5 litre . Thanks Jamie, Australia.
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Thanks guys, the 552ci is going into a 83 XE Falcon , the car is being build strictly for very high performance, with the odd run on the race track, apart from that only driven on the odd week-end. I did intend on using a roller cam but the 61649 C/J heads are set up for a solid or hydraulic cam to 700 lift, as I have spent enough money on this engine hence the choice for the Comp cam 34-653-5. The 552ci will finally be put together this year so any tips on running it in and oil choice would be great, ( Pics of the XE are in the gallery ) Jamie, Australia.
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Hello, that Cam is the biggest solid flat tappet I could find- I think it will suit my 552ci to a T, could some-one run my 552ci on a laptop dyno to see what horsepower it will have, compression will be around 11-5-1, as I was going to use a roller cam but have now decied to use that Comp cams solid flat tappet in the build, Thanks.
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jamie, go to the roller cam selection, the only difference on your heads is valve springs
the flat tappet selection is limiting , for your cube's and weekend use i would pick an
easy [solid] roller cam of similar size to your original choice, you will have have a more
usable rev range overall, low rpm torqe loss will ''not'' happen. se ya neil
the flat tappet selection is limiting , for your cube's and weekend use i would pick an
easy [solid] roller cam of similar size to your original choice, you will have have a more
usable rev range overall, low rpm torqe loss will ''not'' happen. se ya neil
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Originally Posted by werneil
jamie, go to the roller cam selection, the only difference on your heads is valve springs
the flat tappet selection is limiting , for your cube's and weekend use i would pick an
easy [solid] roller cam of similar size to your original choice, you will have have a more
usable rev range overall, low rpm torqe loss will ''not'' happen. se ya neil
the flat tappet selection is limiting , for your cube's and weekend use i would pick an
easy [solid] roller cam of similar size to your original choice, you will have have a more
usable rev range overall, low rpm torqe loss will ''not'' happen. se ya neil
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HI jamie, I dont excatly know what you want in your motor but unless you want to go drag racing full time i would look at a cam similar to your old solid grind with better
performance without huge extra modifications or exspence. valve springs and retainers
will have to be changed . make sure your extractors and exhaust system are big enough, running in is different from flat tappet to roller cam, read cam instructions,
penrite 30 good oil, yes i can run dyno program with more info, neil
performance without huge extra modifications or exspence. valve springs and retainers
will have to be changed . make sure your extractors and exhaust system are big enough, running in is different from flat tappet to roller cam, read cam instructions,
penrite 30 good oil, yes i can run dyno program with more info, neil
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Neil, the 552ci has Keith black forged pistons with 11-5-1 compression, Super Victor intake with a 1050cfm 2 circuit dominator, Scat 6/7 H beam rods, Scat 4.500 stroker crank. Edelbrock 61649 Cobra Jet heads. ( A mains stud girdle ) could you run the solid cam specs and the solid roller specs to see what difference there is in Horsepower between the two camshafts.. I have the pacemaker headers and will be using twin open 3 inch exhaust system. Thanks Jamie.
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