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86 351 windsor. 69 heads, weiland intake, keith black pistons , 9.8 to 1 comp. ,452/452 comp cam, c-6, 355, my ?s are is a 2400 torque con. enough, 650 holley street avenger and this cam a good combo. also im getting it balanced . the balancing method id the harm. bal. the crank and flexplate.they put weights on them but what happens when something like the teeth on ring gear go or something? i have a few bucks tied up and want to finish with just a few more ideas
Last edited by funfor; Jun 19, 2008 at 08:38 PM.
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Unless you've spend some time/money porting those heads they're junk. And the Comp XE cams are light years better than the (252H? 260H?) cam you've mentioned. Although if your heads still have the pressed-in studs you're limited on valve lift and spring pressure anyway...
With such a mild cam the stock converter (or upgraded converter with the stock stall speed) should be fine.
When they balance the engine the weights are welded into the crank. As long as the flexplate or balancer is the same as the one you're replacing there's no worries. They will need your balancer and flexplate when they spin the crank for balancing.