spazz

Hi,

Has anyone ever used this cam for 351C 4V?


Comp Cams Grind No.XE274H
Part No. 32-246-4
230@ .50 Inlet
236@.50 Exh
110LSA
562 Lift Inlet
565 Lift Exhaust

Any opinions on it for a Performance street Hydraulic cam?

Cheers Spaz

Mr FORD

Fine as long as you have a reasonable stally

spazz

Hi,

A 4 Speed Toploader is going to be used.

Cheers

ALKY

make sure you have rollers

spazz

Stud mount , or are yella terra street bolt on good enough?
What about comp cams roller tip rockers? Also would you run guide plates?

ALKY

The bolt on rockers would be fine

TruBlu351

Only need guide plates on stud mounted roller rockers.

The pedestals on stock rockers or bolt on rockers keep them aligned so these types don't need guideplates.

Yep, bolt on AOK for that cam, but if you have plans to go bigger later, then at a little more expense, you can get screw in studs fitted for stud mounted rockers & guideplates. Your choice though, but you'd be up for an extra $450 for machining, guide plates & screw in studs. Plus the hassel of pulling your heads apart in the process. Bolt ons avoid all that.

I think Yella Terra have a series that use a grub screw for alignment. Some guys here have them.

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DJS351XD

We've used it a few times in Clevo's. The cam itself is an excellent grind, it really works well with CHI 2V's and a RPM Air Gap manifold. Ideally you'd want some 3.5s or 3.7s in the diff.

IMHO its one of my preferred hydraulics for a Clevo. Nice sounding idle, great torque and horsepower, without the need for massive compression ratios.

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spazz

Thanks for all the input guys, much appreciated.

Cheers Spaz