MME Racing & Cam Spec

joules"Racing is Life, anything before or after is just waiting" - Steve McQueen

Anyone know what happened to or got contact details for MME Racing, the website doesn't exist anymore?

I'm looking to spec a cam for my engine rebuild vis; 351C, 10.5:1 CR, CHI 4V heads, Weber 48IDA's and 180 headers. Want good range torque and to redline at 7,500 rpm, i.e. spin to 7,000 without trouble.

Crane recommended #529801 which is a hydraulic roller, but I would have expected a solid roller for this duty, although my knowledge is pretty limited.

Anyone running similar set up? If so what cam are you using?

Thanks,

11/6/079:28 AM

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