opinions on best cam to wake up #8 head 350???
#1
opinions on best cam to wake up #8 head 350???
Hey All....opinion time. What's your pick of best cam (factory or aftermarket) for a 350 olds low comp (#8) head motor, auto to wake it up (and no change to stall converter).
#2
I could be wrong but others will chime in and correct me, I have heard that a comp cams Towing cam would give much more torque. Have a look on the Summit website they list one.
Hope this helps
Eric
Hope this helps
Eric
#4
With that low compression, you definitely don't want anything too lumpy. I would say no more than 215 degrees duration (@ 0.050) and 0.450 lift on intake OR exhaust.
PS -- What is a "stall converter"?
PS -- What is a "stall converter"?
Last edited by BangScreech4-4-2; April 25th, 2015 at 08:36 AM.
#5
http://www.lunatipower.com/Product.aspx?id=1720
I think by "stall converter" he means the stock converter with factory stall speed.
But, with your restrictions (stock manifolds, heads, etc) do not expect a lot, maybe 15-20 ft/lbs at most.
#6
#7
215 @ .050 is way too much for an 8 to 1 350 with sock heads and manifolds. I was also going to suggest the Voodoo cam that DoubleV did. 60800
http://www.lunatipower.com/Product.aspx?id=1720
I think by "stall converter" he means the stock converter with factory stall speed.
But, with your restrictions (stock manifolds, heads, etc) do not expect a lot, maybe 15-20 ft/lbs at most.
http://www.lunatipower.com/Product.aspx?id=1720
I think by "stall converter" he means the stock converter with factory stall speed.
But, with your restrictions (stock manifolds, heads, etc) do not expect a lot, maybe 15-20 ft/lbs at most.
#8
"Stall Converter"
That which converts stall.
change from horse stall to cow stall for example.
Agricultural term.
I guess.
Somewhere along the line "(high stall) [speed] converter" lost the "high" or "low" or other descriptor and became "stall converter"
Much like the fabled "3/4 race cam" from the halcyon days of yore. No one knows.
That which converts stall.
change from horse stall to cow stall for example.
Agricultural term.
I guess.
Somewhere along the line "(high stall) [speed] converter" lost the "high" or "low" or other descriptor and became "stall converter"
Much like the fabled "3/4 race cam" from the halcyon days of yore. No one knows.
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