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How about this Lunati cam? #1342915
11/29/12 12:15 PM
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Does anyone use this Lunati cam?
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Solid, lopey idle. Lunati's version of the Purple Shaft cam with increased torque and horsepower throughout the power range.

Advertised Duration (Int/Exh): 270/270
Duration @ .050 (Int/Exh): 243/243
Gross Valve Lift (Int/Exh): .548/.548
LSA/ICL: 110/104
Valve Lash (Int/Exh): .018/.018
RPM Range: 2500-6500
Includes: Cam Only

Part Number: 30201011
Previoius Part Number: 404A1LUN



How about that for a SB 418 for the street?
the rest of the combo is: Edelbrock heads, air-gap or Xcelerator intake, holley 750 vac-sec, rc 10:1, 4-speed manual and 3.54:1 gears.

I would like to know your opinion, thanks.


'70 Dodge GTX sb 418ci (Early A-body),
Lunati Solid cam 270°/243°@.050/.548", Edelbrock Heads, Weiand X-CELerator,
Holley Terminator EFI, Tremec 6 sp manual, 3.90:1, TTI Headers.
Re: How about this Lunati cam? [Re: madmax2] #1342916
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That's the old UD .904 lifter lobes.I've run it on a 108lsa in a mild 360 and it runs strong. You will need to get the right valve springs,I'd recommend 135lbs or more seat/340ish open. A better idea would be to call Tim @ Bullet cams and let him grind that for you or recommend something better.

Re: How about this Lunati cam? [Re: madmax2] #1342917
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4 speed in at 104 you'll like it maybe even 103/102

Re: How about this Lunati cam? [Re: Dodgem] #1342918
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4 speed in at 104 you'll like it maybe even 103/102


Mopar SB love closer lobe centers than SB Ford and Chevy do I would not put a 110 LSA cam with small duration at .050 like that one is in my car or any motor I put together for anyone I know or do buusiness with


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Re: How about this Lunati cam? [Re: Dodgem] #1342919
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4 speed in at 104 you'll like it maybe even 103/102


I would not get to wrapped up in advancing that small cam with that many cubes. I'd be tempted to go to the next larger lobes on a 108lsa and stick it in around 104 as it will still make lot's of low end. I ran the 278,251@.050 .608 w 1.6 RR 108lsa 103 icl on a 408 and it was still loaded on the bottom end,ran mid 11's with a 2barrel carb and 2.50 rear gears 28" tires.No cage at the time.

Re: How about this Lunati cam? [Re: goldmember] #1342920
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4 speed in at 104 you'll like it maybe even 103/102


I would not get to wrapped up in advancing that small cam with that many cubes. I'd be tempted to go to the next larger lobes on a 108lsa and stick it in around 104 as it will still make lot's of low end. I ran the 278,251@.050 .608 w 1.6 RR 108lsa 103 icl on a 408 and it was still loaded on the bottom end,ran mid 11's with a 2barrel carb and 2.50 rear gears 28" tires.No cage at the time.




Why a 2 bbl?? Why 2.50 gear??

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4 speed in at 104 you'll like it maybe even 103/102


I would not get to wrapped up in advancing that small cam with that many cubes. I'd be tempted to go to the next larger lobes on a 108lsa and stick it in around 104 as it will still make lot's of low end. I ran the 278,251@.050 .608 w 1.6 RR 108lsa 103 icl on a 408 and it was still loaded on the bottom end,ran mid 11's with a 2barrel carb and 2.50 rear gears 28" tires.No cage at the time.




Why a 2 bbl?? Why 2.50 gear??


Just to make a 10.50 street car run 11.50's so I could bracket race without getting booted for no roll bar.

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Re: How about this Lunati cam? [Re: madmax2] #1342922
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How about that for a SB 418 for the street?
the rest of the combo is: Edelbrock heads, air-gap or Xcelerator intake, holley 750 vac-sec, rc 10:1, 4-speed manual and 3.54:1 gears.




What choose?


'70 Dodge GTX sb 418ci (Early A-body),
Lunati Solid cam 270°/243°@.050/.548", Edelbrock Heads, Weiand X-CELerator,
Holley Terminator EFI, Tremec 6 sp manual, 3.90:1, TTI Headers.
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How about that for a SB 418 for the street?
the rest of the combo is: Edelbrock heads, air-gap or Xcelerator intake, holley 750 vac-sec, rc 10:1, 4-speed manual and 3.54:1 gears.




What choose?




The Xcelerator intake if it were mine...

Dont quite get why anyone wants to run that small dual plane on any 400 + cid small block.



67 Barracuda street/bracket car 11.27-119
68 Dart 502 BB 8.70s-152
414 cid SB Dragster 7.65-174
Re: How about this Lunati cam? [Re: moparacer] #1342924
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How about that for a SB 418 for the street?
the rest of the combo is: Edelbrock heads, air-gap or Xcelerator intake, holley 750 vac-sec, rc 10:1, 4-speed manual and 3.54:1 gears.




What choose?




The Xcelerator intake if it were mine...

Dont quite get why anyone wants to run that small dual plane on any 400 + cid small block.






I see why... its a street car and the low end would
be better... he will most likely never see more than
6000 rpm

Re: How about this Lunati cam? [Re: moparacer] #1342925
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I own both, the Xcelerator is used and the air-gap new in box


'70 Dodge GTX sb 418ci (Early A-body),
Lunati Solid cam 270°/243°@.050/.548", Edelbrock Heads, Weiand X-CELerator,
Holley Terminator EFI, Tremec 6 sp manual, 3.90:1, TTI Headers.






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