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07-11-2005, 06:27 PM
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Re: Should I put in a cam when I rebuild motor?
The cam is a 2000-6000rpm cam for the 351W or 302HO according to the Holley website.
51027LUN .496/.502 218/224 276/281 2000-6000rpm. Application Hot street or Pro Street. The HO cam is a good grind and you're not going to be picking up much power with the E7's, while I expect you'll lose quite a bit of low end torque. The cam favors the exhaust side WAY too much. With an N/A setup on E7s, I see no reason to favor the exhaust. |
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