Reply to "dyno of 351"

panteradougMember

This explains it.

http://www.4secondsflat.com/Cam_Design.html

It's written by Harvey Crane.

There is a thread running at SAACforum.com where an owner of a CSX3000 427 Cobra posted the dyno numbers of his '67 427MR engine.

It topped out at 430.5hp@ 6100 and 415lb-ft@4900.

I mention this just to put into perspective the significance of this 351 Cleveland dyno that I posted.

One can draw their own conclusions.

When I find the cam specs on the Cam Techniques cam I'll post them here. So far I don't know where I put that sheet?

I do remember it as being very similar to the CompCams but the sheet does show the timing events as I recall?

5/21/184:14 AM

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