BBC 427 roller cam
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Howards cams 120325-08, hydraulic roller retrofit, 229/[email protected]. .590intake, .607 exh, 108 lobe seperation.
This is the cam I used when I built a 1966 396 a few years back for a project car that never happened, ended up stuffing the engine in my wife’s 76 Chevy truck. 10-1 pistons small early closed chamber (original 360hp 396, iirc they are 98cc), performer rpm air gap, rest of the typical goodies. It’s very streetable, I’m happy with the cam/engine combo. Its a blast to drive, my only complaints About the engine/cam choice are related to everything that happens
from the bellhousing back.....it’d be a blast in a vette!
This is the cam I used when I built a 1966 396 a few years back for a project car that never happened, ended up stuffing the engine in my wife’s 76 Chevy truck. 10-1 pistons small early closed chamber (original 360hp 396, iirc they are 98cc), performer rpm air gap, rest of the typical goodies. It’s very streetable, I’m happy with the cam/engine combo. Its a blast to drive, my only complaints About the engine/cam choice are related to everything that happens
from the bellhousing back.....it’d be a blast in a vette!
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From: marquette, mi
I used the entire Howard’s cam/lifter/pushrod packages. Nice thing too was is you wanted to change the lobe sep on the cam, just change the last 2 digits of the part # to what ya want for lobe sep xxxxxx-08 is 108, xxxxxx-10 is 110 etc.
I talked to there tech line when I was picking it out and they were definitely helpful, plus American made!
I talked to there tech line when I was picking it out and they were definitely helpful, plus American made!
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Howards cams 120325-08, hydraulic roller retrofit, 229/[email protected]. .590intake, .607 exh, 108 lobe seperation.
This is the cam I used when I built a 1966 396 a few years back for a project car that never happened, ended up stuffing the engine in my wife’s 76 Chevy truck. 10-1 pistons small early closed chamber (original 360hp 396, iirc they are 98cc), performer rpm air gap, rest of the typical goodies. It’s very streetable, I’m happy with the cam/engine combo. Its a blast to drive, my only complaints About the engine/cam choice are related to everything that happens
from the bellhousing back.....it’d be a blast in a vette!
This is the cam I used when I built a 1966 396 a few years back for a project car that never happened, ended up stuffing the engine in my wife’s 76 Chevy truck. 10-1 pistons small early closed chamber (original 360hp 396, iirc they are 98cc), performer rpm air gap, rest of the typical goodies. It’s very streetable, I’m happy with the cam/engine combo. Its a blast to drive, my only complaints About the engine/cam choice are related to everything that happens
from the bellhousing back.....it’d be a blast in a vette!
#45
Crane 169621 500 EFI camshafts (2) And be done with it...
I put a Gen 6 cam in a MKIV block. Just had to enlarge holes on the retainer a few thousandths and used an OEM timing chain.
https://www.gmperformancemotor.com/parts/12371053.html
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I put a Gen 6 cam in a MKIV block. Just had to enlarge holes on the retainer a few thousandths and used an OEM timing chain.
https://www.gmperformancemotor.com/parts/12371053.html
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Last edited by Rookie; 12-18-2020 at 10:41 AM.
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And be done with it... I put Gen 6 cams in my MKIV bocks. Just had to enlarge holes on the retainer a few thousandths and used an OEM timing chain.
Crane 169621 500 EFI camshafts (2)
Crane 169621 500 EFI camshafts (2)
I have one sold looks like... the other one needs a home!
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thanks for all the input guys, Rookie I already had the MK4 timing set and ordered the Lunati cam that was recommended by GPM shipping times right now are a mess, ups and fedex are ok but usps sucks
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Tony
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