UDHarold, I was just wondering if you could tell me how much this cam costs and where I could get one?? :confused: RatONaStick said that you designed this cam? graemlins/thumbsup.gif I'd really appreciate any help.....I think I may have finally found a cam to go with! graemlins/hurray.gif

im pretty sure thats one of harolds grinds, but ive been known to be wrong ;)

pegleg

dont forget to ask about the valve springs.

Don't worry RatONaStick....if it's not i'll just blame it on you. tongue.gif j/k

UDHarold....as RatONaStick noticed I forgot to ask you whether or not this cam would work with my head set up. I have a set of Performer RPM heads with the stock set up. ( I believe) Would this be ok?

If not then I will be going with the crane energizer 272H10 that you recommended earlier. :D

Thanks in advance! smile.gif

Thanks for the catch on the springs RatONaStick.

PegLeg71,

Yes, I designed the 301A8LUN, in fact all the cams at Lunati with this type of number were designed by me. Steve, who works at Lunati as a salesman, worked for me for 13 years as a salesman, and he had a 71 Chevelle with a 454 in it(the Yellow one with the 2 Black stripes on it...). After a while, he put the BB276/286H12 in his Chevelle, and as far as I know, it is still in there, about 10 years......
I am not sure if they are selling my hydraulics for 149.22 or for 165.44. The 165.44 is what all the solids cost, including my tight-lash series. Any Lunati/Holley dealer can order that part number, although it's posted just on the web.
As far as valve springs, we have run it many-a-time with STOCK springs, although any stock-replacement spring shuld work. It does not need more than 110 lbs on the seat and about 310 open.

UDHarold

excellent! Thanks for the reply UDHarold......I guess i'll be using that one