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Camshaft confusion
I don't want a wild cam for my 4.7 stroker so I'm looking for a little imput. I'm keeping stock pushrods to make my build simple so I'm looking for a cam with just a little more kick. Any suggestions ?
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Re: Camshaft confusion
If you talk to 10 people you get 10 different recommendations and reasons for their choice.
The camshaft that I use and sell most is Comp Cams 68-232-4
I'll use it in my mild builds. The 113 degree lobe separation angle helps to maintain manifold vacuum
and is the biggest cam to run if you still choose to run stock valve springs.
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The camshaft that I use and sell most is Comp Cams 68-232-4
I'll use it in my mild builds. The 113 degree lobe separation angle helps to maintain manifold vacuum
and is the biggest cam to run if you still choose to run stock valve springs.
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Re: Camshaft confusion
Thank you Russ I was looking at that one. I decided to play it safe and go with a stock 91-95 cam. On a side note since you are the only one that answers my questions lol I decided to go with the 258 crank, 4.0 rods, and the custom piston route you were talking about. Hopefully you know what I need and have them available to sell. The blocked isn't decked but is level and flat according to the block shop. I'm guessing I need the .43 headgasket idk know my ass from a hole in the ground but I'm trying to learn. Thanks Russ
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Re: Camshaft confusion
Lmao... well Russ guess you have the timing set up I need too. I'll drop you a pm if I can.
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Re: Camshaft confusion
He does.........amceaglesx4 wrote:Thank you Russ I was looking at that one. I decided to play it safe and go with a stock 91-95 cam. On a side note since you are the only one that answers my questions lol I decided to go with the 258 crank, 4.0 rods, and the custom piston route you were talking about. Hopefully you know what I need and have them available to sell. The blocked isn't decked but is level and flat according to the block shop. I'm guessing I need the .43 headgasket idk know my ass from a hole in the ground but I'm trying to learn. Thanks Russ
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Re: Camshaft confusion
Maybe Russ should also start his own brewery making Bishop Buehl beer.jsawduste wrote:He does.........

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Cheromaniac wrote:Maybe Russ should also start his own brewery making Bishop Buehl beer. :lol:jsawduste wrote:He does.........
Dino, your not on the brew list ?
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Re: Camshaft confusion
Back on the camshaft hunt again. Like Russ recommended the comp cam 68-232-4 sounds like a plan. The problem is its not for a 99 block ! Now what ? 

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Re: Camshaft confusion
Convert to the spring and pin. Simple to do.
Haven't talked to him but I`ll bet he has them parts too.
Haven't talked to him but I`ll bet he has them parts too.
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Re: Camshaft confusion
Yes. Have the factory parts in stock.jsawduste wrote:Convert to the spring and pin. Simple to do.
Haven't talked to him but I`ll bet he has them parts too.
Bolt, spring and pin are less then 10 bucks.
I convert everything to the early set up primarily because the good roller timing sets are only available in this style.
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Re: Camshaft confusion
Or get in touch with http://jonescams.com/ for a custom wide lobe cam that will work with your 99 retaining plate.
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Re: Camshaft confusion
Bolt , spring, and pin gotcha ! What exactly would I be typing for if I got on O'reilys or something lol. God I'm stupid for doing a stroker attempt ! 

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Re: Camshaft confusion
Bolt, pin and spring.
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Re: Camshaft confusion
A stroker isn't any more difficult than building a 4.0.amceaglesx4 wrote:Bolt , spring, and pin gotcha ! What exactly would I be typing for if I got on O'reilys or something lol. God I'm stupid for doing a stroker attempt !
Figure out what your budget is. Do your research. There's plenty of information on this site, and people willing to help.
In the end you'll be happy you made the decision to upgrade to a stroker.
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