Reply to "Help me choose a cam"

thepopeMember

Hi Peter!

Welcome to the family and hope you get a lot of enjoyment out of your Pantera.

Generally, you will want everything to work well together - not too much in any one area. In example, too much carb or cam will not make a happy motor. So, intake/carb, cam, heads, exhaust all need to work together.

I would guess cam duration of aroun 240 +- 10 degrees and .5 or .6 lift. Dan Jones spec-ed my new cam and I am very happy with my new motor. Your motor sounds pretty close to what I have: 10:1 compression, same heads, headers, dual plane intake with a 750ish vacuum secondary carb.

I'm sure there are others around with some experience to make suggestions.

Have fun, be safe!

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