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Chevy
Duration Advertised | 292° Intake/302° Exhaust |
Duration @ .050'' | 218° Intake/228° Exhaust |
Lift @ Valve | .500'' Intake/.500'' Exhaust |
Lift @ Cam | .295'' Intake/.295'' Exhaust |
Lobe Separation Angle | 114° |
Intake Centerline | 109° |
Intake Timing @ .050" | Open 0° ATDC Close 38° ABDC |
Exhaust Timing @ .050" | Open 53° BBDC Close 5° BTDC |
Vacuum @ 1000RPM Idle | 14" |
Emissions Note:
This part is only legal for sale and use on Uncontrolled (Non-Emissions Controlled) Vehicles or on vehicles used solely for the purposes of closed competition racing.
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Specifications:
What performance STALL/Torque Convertor would be best suitable to operate with ... Elderbrock Performer 2 - 0 Kit Camshaft? My engine is stock besides kit mentioned 7.4L & Stock trans is TH400. Thnx for reference.
I have a 89 tbi 454 I want a little bit of lope and a little more power. I was wondering if this would work and if I would have to tune it. Thank you
I'm looking for a cam kit for my 97 3500 7.4. Because I live in California and stuck with the Ca smog police I need to keep it all OEM or as close as possible. I was looking at this kit and wondering if by chance is the one?
Motor Vehicles
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Electrical Cords
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