Cam Help on 502
11-19-2004 | 08:59 AM
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Re: Cam Help on 502
Originally Posted by KAAMA
Leathl,
Reed Cams makes a hydraulic roller 232*/238* @.050" lift (284*/290* advertised) .578"/.578" lift all on 112* lobes. In fact I have a pair of these cams right now and they have NOT been used and are made for a Mark-4 block. I paid about $250 each for these cams. I will sell them to you for $230 each if you like. Otherwise, I believe at least one good person to consult would be "rmbuilder" aka Bob Madara concerning cam selection.
Reed Cams makes a hydraulic roller 232*/238* @.050" lift (284*/290* advertised) .578"/.578" lift all on 112* lobes. In fact I have a pair of these cams right now and they have NOT been used and are made for a Mark-4 block. I paid about $250 each for these cams. I will sell them to you for $230 each if you like. Otherwise, I believe at least one good person to consult would be "rmbuilder" aka Bob Madara concerning cam selection.
Rob
11-19-2004 | 09:02 AM
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Re: Cam Help on 502
Originally Posted by sutphen30
i just saw this,go edelbrock rpm,,you'll have cheap hydro lifter set up,around 550hp,more than enough to break the drives,,,and they sound awesome.just prop for around 5800-6000rpm max. 
less prop and more rpm will keep the trs alive,for a little longer.
less prop and more rpm will keep the trs alive,for a little longer.Rob
