Crower Baja Beast Hydraulic Cam Performance Level: 2
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Ford 429-460
Performance level 2 - Baja Beast - Exhibits broad stump pulling power and torque.
Level 2 profiles are for individuals that require more power and an extended rpm range. Works well with stock or near-stock engines and drive trains in a lightly modified street engine. These camshafts provide excellent low end and mid-range power for spirited street, off road driving and mild marine applications. Modifications that should accompany installation of these cams include small diameter tube headers, low restriction dual exhaust, aftermarket manifold, increased cfm carburetor and reworked or performance ignition. Increased compression (9.5:1) is recommended for maximum output. Aftermarket torque converter with slightly higher stall speed is recommended because stock factory converters do not allow the engine to provide adequate idle speed and off idle performance. These camshafts work well with four-speed manual transmission.
Specifications:
Building a 1992 460 EFI for RV hauling. High-flow dual exhaust, big-bore throttle body, and high-flow cold-air intake. Transmission is an E4OD with Tugger shift kit and performance lock-up torque-converter. I ned a torquer cam. Is this the right one?
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