New Cam

Installed my new cam shaft today. I had to pulled the motor out. The guys of competition cams told me it needed a little bit of grinding for the roller lifter, so I did just a little bit and everything is fine. This is the first time I install my Cam straight up at 106 degrees, no advance. the roller has 268 duration at 0.50 and 276 exhaust, custome grind. My old cam was a Mopar solid 590 for the last six years. No complains with the Mopar.

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looks good, i am considering the same swap whats the rest of your combo

408 727 8.75 4.30 gears w2 tunel run two holleys 750

Why not just run the tie bars facing away from the block? I have run them like that many, many times in a big block. I mean how does the wheel and cam know which way the tie bar is facing? What did Comp say?

small block, not a big block the push rod will hit the tie bar diferen angle

Gotcha... I figured there was a reason... Nice looking setup...
Good Luck

Looks good... I glue screen into the intake valley to
cover the holes so if you break anything in the top like
a push rod or rockers or lash caps (if you use them)
so it cant get in the cam or crank and cause more problems

what power increase do you think it will make over flat tappet ,what comp has she got ,what has been your ets,

Good Idea. what kind of cement? something like JB welding?

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Good Idea. what kind of cement? something like JB welding?

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Yeah I use JB Weld... make sure you run the screen up
the back wall also