[70chevelle15]

Hi guys, I've been looking at the trick flow top end kit from summit. It looks like a steal for 1400 bucks but I wasn't sure about the cam. I will be going on a stock bottom end bored .30 over. Get about 9:1 compression. The kit is rated at 350 horse and 400 torque. I'm sure will it make more but I've seen alot of power with a 268xe cam. Here's the info on the trick flow cam:
Advertised Duration (Degrees): 266 intake/272 exhaust
Duration at .050 in. Lift (Degrees): 210 intake/216 exhaust
Camshaft Lift: .293 in. intake/.302 in. exhaust
Valve Lift with 1.5 Rocker Arms: .440 in. intake/.454 in. exhaust
Lobe Seperation (Degrees): 110
I'll probably be running a 2200rpm converter. I have 2.73's now but will soon be 3.55 gears.
Will this do or should I go witha 268

 

[Unclepennybags]

That's a really, really mild cam. For daily driving it would work out nicely.

I've got the Crane 272 H .454"/.454" 216/216 installed in my 327. I'm pretty happy with it, but for a performance application 350 you would want something at least as big as mine or bigger.

Mike

 

[Guest]

Imho, anyone of the several 268, 270, 272 to 274 hy-cams by CC, Crane, Isky AND others should be fine..

Harold can probably set you up with a very good one in this range if you want one of his/Lunati's now..

pdq67

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