Speedmaster Hydraulic Roller Camshaft Small Block Chevy 350, 270 Int. 276 Exh. Duration
746-PCE249.1011
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Procomp Electronics camshafts are built to take advantage of the latest cam technology, to provide maximum performance. Whether your use is off-roading, towing, or street performance, there is a Procomp Electronics cam available for you. By using an aggressive lobe profile, these cams provide better throttle response and more top-end horsepower than equivalent cams from other manufacturers, while delivering increased engine vacuum.
PCE249.1011 Notes:
- Designed for early non-roller blocks
- Requires thrust button and wear plate
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 kind of idle will this cam have
does this cam need custom length pushrods? if so what length?
Can i use stock 350 sbc push rods with this cam?
what kind of distributor gear does this require .and what material is the cam made out of
Will this cam work in a 67' 327 engine?
Would this cam fit on a 5.7 Vortech engine 1997, Chevy truck
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