Cam for 2V heads

mustangjpMember

Will be putting together a 2V headed engine soon and need to make a decision on a camshaft. I've read George's post on engine guidance and I do like the Crane and Crower 284 hydraulic profiles. I'm also looking at the Comp Cams 282s solid cam as well. Would appreciate anybody's input from their experiences.

Engine will be used in a 67 Mustang that is a combination street and road track car with occasional trips down the 1/4 mile. About 2900 pounds with driver. Rear gears undecided, but probably 3.30 or 3.55 ratio. C-4 auto trans for now with a 5 speed in the future.

Planning:
6500 red line
9.5:1 to 10:1 compression
Forged Speed pro pistons +.030
stock crank and rods
2V open chamber heads, fully ported w/ 4V valves

Thanks....JP

2/21/1212:55 PM

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