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11-28-2003, 04:59 PM
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Import Slayer
Join Date: May 1999
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Is that the engine your're building in your signature below?
If it is then there are a few things I can tell you right now. 1) You will definatly need your pistons notched for that 292H cam. 2) You might want to consider 4:10 or lower gears. That cam will need some help in the low-end department. 3) You will also want to consider a larger carb. too like a 750. Don't put that 750 on before you get gears though. I ran that same 292H cam in a 306 I had several years ago and didn't have the gears or compression to go with it and it was a dog until I hit 3500rpms and then it took off. That cam has tons of upper-mid to high rpm torque & HP I'm just trying to help you out so you're not very disappointed on your first pass down the strip.
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