JEGS Hydraulic Flat Tappet Camshaft & Lifters for 1970-1982 Ford 351C/M, 400
555-200150
Items You Need
1970-1982 Ford 351C/M, 400
Camshaft & Lifters
- We recommend, when using stock type, bolt down, non-adjustable rocker arms that you purchase 555-20185 Pedestal Shim Kit to properly adjust the lifter pre-load. Please refer to "THE FAST AND EASY WAY TO CHECK HYDRAULIC LIFTER PRE-LOAD" in the instruction sheet (middle of page 3).
Intake Exhaust Advertised Duration 262° 272° Duration @ .050" 204° 214° Valve Lift w/ 1.73 Rocker Arms 0.448 0.510 Valve Lift @ Cam 0.280 0.295 Max Lift Angle 107° 117° Lobe Separation 112° Cam Timing @ .050" - Opens -5° ATDC 44° BBDC Cam Timing @ .050" - Closes 29° ABDC -10° BTDC
Specifications:
Whether for a high-performance car or the vehicle that tows it, JEGS has the camshaft you need. JEGS Hydraulic Flat Tappet Camshafts have single or dual profiles for more peak horsepower and a broader torque range. JEGS Assembly Lube 555-28000 included.
JEGS EZ Kits are designed by JEGS professionals to ensure that you get all the correct parts you need.
what is the idol like smooth, rough, lopy..? what are the best pushrods to run with this set up, an what roller rockers you recommend... thanks
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