Anyone ever run this cam in a NA 540 plus build
08-18-2020 | 07:18 AM
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i am running a isky solid roller cam
highest rpm i have pushed 547 motors to 5600..
also running isky red zone series lifters...pricey
then comp cam roller rockers
guess they work ,,,89 38 straight bottom scarab...4 people , full tank,,no chop boat ran 82
the 316/326 duration seems like a lot for a boat??
highest rpm i have pushed 547 motors to 5600..
also running isky red zone series lifters...pricey
then comp cam roller rockers
guess they work ,,,89 38 straight bottom scarab...4 people , full tank,,no chop boat ran 82
the 316/326 duration seems like a lot for a boat??
08-18-2020 | 09:07 AM
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Yes on the spring and piston oilers ..
We have been to some new places this year .. really liked Sister Bay and the private chambers island area
08-19-2020 | 02:47 PM
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Tks for the replies. Especially the post directly related to the thread. I do like and have heard many favorable comments on the HUC lobes for endurance, valvetrain etc. I assume the crane has a more aggressive lobe than that of the Comp HUC series? Who’s the go to guy at Comp? Had a good conversation with an individual there however it’s been a while and was over some SC builds. I’m always intrigued with the duration being very broad with several still running near same max RPM.
I’ve also heard of some oso members who lost decent power after custom cams and ditching their cranes very similar to the one I was asking about. Note: If I recall they were spec’d by someone we all know though.
I’ve also heard of some oso members who lost decent power after custom cams and ditching their cranes very similar to the one I was asking about. Note: If I recall they were spec’d by someone we all know though.
08-19-2020 | 11:32 PM
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Tks for the replies. Especially the post directly related to the thread. I do like and have heard many favorable comments on the HUC lobes for endurance, valvetrain etc. I assume the crane has a more aggressive lobe than that of the Comp HUC series? Who’s the go to guy at Comp? Had a good conversation with an individual there however it’s been a while and was over some SC builds. I’m always intrigued with the duration being very broad with several still running near same max RPM.
I’ve also heard of some oso members who lost decent power after custom cams and ditching their cranes very similar to the one I was asking about. Note: If I recall they were spec’d by someone we all know though.
I’ve also heard of some oso members who lost decent power after custom cams and ditching their cranes very similar to the one I was asking about. Note: If I recall they were spec’d by someone we all know though.
Mild Thunder got a guy over there...
08-20-2020 | 07:13 PM
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Tks for the replies. Especially the post directly related to the thread. I do like and have heard many favorable comments on the HUC lobes for endurance, valvetrain etc. I assume the crane has a more aggressive lobe than that of the Comp HUC series? Who’s the go to guy at Comp?
08-20-2020 | 09:20 PM
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Here`s the guy Billy Gold sent me to for ordering:
Hi Daniel,
Billy sent over your email for me to get you taken care of. If you want, give me a call at 901-271-9230. If I don't answer, leave me a voicemail and I will call you back. Or, you can send me your phone number and I will call you if you would like. Just let me know and that way I can get this order taken care of for you.
Thanks,
Jonathan
Jonathan Martin [[email protected]]
