COMP Cams Mutha Thumpr Hydraulic Roller Camshaft and Lifter Kit Lift: .522"/.509"
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Chevy 262-400ci Small Block 1987-98 -Factory Roller Block
Valve Setting: Intake - Hyd, Exhaust - Hyd
RPM Operating Range: 2200 to 5600
Cam Grind Number: 291THR7
Duration Advertised: Intake - 291, Exhaust - 311
Duration @ .050'': Intake - 235, Exhaust - 249
Valve Lift: Intake - .522, Exhaust - .509
Lobe Sep. Angle: 107°
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High performance street/strip, needs 9:1 compression, 2500+ stall, intake, gears and headers, rough idle.
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And what springs do I need for this cam I got a set of bow tie aftermarket heads and will it need machine work?
Can I use Comp 7609-16 pushrods with the 13:1 and 1.5 rockers?
Could I use 1.6 roller rockers and what is preferred? Also would I be able to use this cam with a motor that has 13:1 compression
What comp cams pushrods will work?
What size pushrods would I need
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