COMP Cams Thumpr Hydraulic Flat Tappet Camshaft Lift .479"/.465" Duration 279/297 RPM Range 2000 to 5800
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High performance street, stock converter ok, best with 2000+ converter and gears. Choppy/thumping idle.
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What pushrods do you recommend for this cam?!
Will this work with a stock 700r4 transmission?
What kinda vacuum should I see with a carb 350 at idle?
Can you use this cam with a standard transmission?
What rocker arms do you need to run this cam?
Not sure what kind of converter I have, just got the car, seems pretty stock. 71 nova 350 with a 350 auto, would i still be able to use this cam?
Can you run this cam with stock valvesprings
Would this Cam require a stall torque converter to keep the engine from stalling when you put it in gear.
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