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NotchJohnson 10-04-2001 02:27 PM

cam question
 
I am building a carbed 331 with twisted wedge heads and srp flat tops. Ive heard some great things about the trick flow cams, especially when used with tw heads.The tw heads are said to not need fly-cut pistons with cams up to 290 degrees duration.In the summit catalog, the cam i would get is a 574/595 lift, but there are two listings for duration. Duration at .050" and adertised duration? The advertised is 298/310 and the other says 236/248. Will this cam work with the heads without fly-cutting? Can someone clear this up? Thanks, John

Unit 5302 10-04-2001 07:34 PM

Hmmm.. I thought I remember somebody posting up to .540 lift at 290* duration.

In other words, I think you're gonna have to flycut. I'm sure one of the TFS guys can answer this.

PKRWUD 10-04-2001 08:41 PM

First off, no. That cam won't work without flycutting.

Unit-
it all depends on who answers the phone at TF. The general concensus is no more than .545", but some guys will tell you less.

Take care
~Chris

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NotchJohnson 10-04-2001 11:23 PM

Thanks guys, guess im just gonna have to cut 'em. John

Unit 5302 10-05-2001 07:00 PM

Heh, .540, .545, if I was investing the cash I'd be claying and playing if I was anywhere near those numbers. Even at .530. http://www.mustangworks.com/msgboard/biggrin.gif

PKRWUD 10-07-2001 04:28 AM

I agree. Clay is the only way to know for sure. .545" seems to work, but if it was my money, I'd be sure.

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~Chris

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