sbc cam help
 

hi i was wondering if anyone knew if this cam (on an extremly tight budget) would be okay for a mild street car sb 350 8.5:1 1.94 1.5 heads im looking for a broad range of power but would like more off the line to mid range power im looking to run a 2700 stall tourqe converter but im looking for a decent sounding and performance on a budget
http://www.jegs.com/i/JEGS-Performan...d=#moreDetails

any help would be appreciated
thanks logan

I don't think you will be happy with that cam. I think it has too much duration. It says it makes power from 3000-6200 and your converter only stalls at 2700. Are you sure of the stall or is that what the salesman told you?
What does your car weigh? What rear gear are you running?

my thoughts would be something like this but i may be wrong
http://www.northernautoparts.com/Pro...tModelId=22082

car is a 76 camaro about 3500 lbs for now it got the 3.o7 shit posi and i dont have the converter yet i live about 15 miles from town and was gonna run 4.56 so it could be still a little street friendly any idea of converter i should run?

all in the combination
 

Sounds like you want an awful lot out of what you have there.
I ran a 70 Nove a lot like that ( On a budget too).and you can have a strong SBC with out spending a fortune, but first you need to shop in the right place. I bought many parts form the leading catalogs, and paid a bunch in Shipping & Handling.I finally found a cheaper way to go.
Is your engine in good condition? 8.5 comp. isn't much to start with, choosing a cam is vital, I used a Lunati cam & Kit that was 280/290 duration 214/224 @ .050in. Lift 443/465,12 Lobe separation. I used 1.6 Alum. Roller Rockers , this is good for 1500-5500 RPM. this got me good low end even with 323 gears, headers AirGap manifold & 650 Double pumper. I sell this cam& Kit for $159.95 I think this is the lowest you will find any name brand cam & Kit. If Not buy what you can, but DON'T use a used cam!
Also you should have headers, and a good Aircleaner so you can get all the air you can through your engine.
I could go on for hours , but space isn't there.
:arrow: look on www.rodsncustoms.com

Re: all in the combination
 

Are you a parts dealer? Just wondering. I see now you have advertised twice for yourself here in the forums now. This is not the place for your ads.
Try posting in the classifieds or pm the person you want to sell to.

I agree Mike add's don't belong here :!: :!:


Mark

For that engine/car, I think a Comp 260 or 268 would be a better choice. Either should work with what you already have as far as convertor and gear. By the way, a 4.56 gear won't be even remotely street friendly if you ever drive on the highway....unless you have really tall tires. Trust me, you'll get sick of hearing the engine screaming at 55 mph....

Johnny