COMP Cams Xtreme Hi-Lift Hydraulic Flat Tappet Camshaft Chrysler 383-440ci 1959-1980 Lift: .545"/.545"
249-21-228-4
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Chrysler 383-440ci 1959-1980
Single Bolt
273, 360, 318, AMC, Dodge, Mopar, Plymouth, Dart, Road Runner, Charger, Challenger, 383, 400, 440, 426, HEMI, 426 Wedge, 426 HEMI, RB, B, HEMI, 392, Chrysler, LA
Hot street cam. 10:1 compression, lower gears, headers and 3000+ stall. Strong mid-range with a rough idle.
Specifications:
These Comp Cams Xtreme Energy Hi-Lift Camshafts are designed to take advantage of the latest improvements in valvetrain components and the newest developments in camshaft design. The aggressive lobe design of these cams produces better throttle response, and the high-lift design gives extra lift for top-end horsepower.
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