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your link isn't working...... can you tell me more about it....... or please fix the link..... thanks
 
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Here is a picture of the info Bob put in his thread. I couldn't get the link to work.


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Please tell me everything that it comes with and if you have pics that would be very helpful .... thanks
 
I'll have to open the box when I get home and take pics.


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Since this is a cast hydraulic roller it will not have the bolt in the nose. It is like a stock cam with the cast in gear. Only the billet roller cams have the bolt in the nose.


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just waiting on pics and for some reason I can't locate specs on this cam........ do you happen to have the specs on this cam ?????
 
204/204
.480 lift with 1.65 rocker
109 CL


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Anyone? Bueller..... Bueller......Bueller?????


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its a 204/204 that I had custom ground a few years back.
 
Bob,

Would this be a good combo cam for a ported stock head car with stock displacement? Also what springs/rockers were you using?

Thanks, Dan
 
It ran pretty well in my car. Ported irons on a factory original bottom end. The springs were regular style (not beehive) for a roller cam, I think 130 lbs seat pressure. I was running 1.65 T&D's, primarily because the valve stem heights in my old heads were not even, and I didn't want to mess with pushrods of all different lengths.

Bob
 
the whole setup was a little bit "clicky" I think, I'm not sure if it was the T&D's or not.

Most people who heard it run said that it was pretty quiet for a roller cam.

Bob
 
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