Reply to "Camshaft Selection"

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Unless you intend to run in a specific competition, I suggest Ford/SVO's hydraulic cam for the 351-C, p/n M-6250-a-341. This is a 214/224 degree @0.050 lift, 0.510/0.536b lift w/107/117 degree lobe centers. I found it to be a good overall cam for street engines, and Larry Stock also runs it in his Silver State car. Given the rash of failures of distributor drive gears from badly-cut cam gears, I elected to stay with the factory cam, sort of...

10/29/027:48 AM

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