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    Which cam and lifter kit?

     



    I have a chevy 350 with Edelbrock performer intake, Edelbrock performer series 600 CFM carb, true dual exhaust with 40 series flowmasters. I drive it basically on the weekends and just cruising. What would be a good cam and lifter kit to throw in it. I know just enough about cam size numbers to get me confused. Please help me out!

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    how much CR you want to run a gear stall ? how heavy of car /truck?
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    Which yr 350??.Look at the casting numbers above the flywheel in the rear of the engine.Stock heads??.
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    Why not use the Performer cam, you already have the intake and carb,Edelbrock does a lot of testing and research to match up their products why not take advantage of their knowledge?

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    Quote Originally Posted by rocesride View Post
    I have a chevy 350 with Edelbrock performer intake, Edelbrock performer series 600 CFM carb, true dual exhaust with 40 series flowmasters. I drive it basically on the weekends and just cruising. What would be a good cam and lifter kit to throw in it. I know just enough about cam size numbers to get me confused. Please help me out!
    What's the static compression ratio of the motor. You need to know that to pick a cam properly. This cam and kit will work on any SBC Gen I motor that has SCR between 8.0 and 9.5, so it would be a pretty safe bet.
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    I'm with Jeff; companies like Edelbrock put a lot of money into R&D when designing intakes, cams, and carbs to work well together as a package. Might as well capitalize on their hard work.

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