camshaft size
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camshaft size
<FONT face="Courier New, Courier, mono" color=blue size=2>i have a 1965 mustang coupe. and i got a 289 bordout .030 over. with a 8.8 rearend with 300 gears.53.5 heads. 10.1 to10.5 comprrssion. trany t5 or a c4 . my wife gos for t5 . I GO FOR C4. any help for this one .<IMG src=smileys/smiley5.gif border="0"></FONT>
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camshaft size
Originally Posted by wolfstang 65
<FONT color=blue face="Courier New, Courier, mono" size=2>i have a 1965 mustang coupe. and i got a 289 bordout .030 over. with a 8.8 rearend with 300 gears.53.5 heads. 10.1 to10.5 comprrssion. trany t5 or a c4 . my wife gos for t5 . I GO FOR C4. any help for this one .<IMG src=smileys/smiley5.gif border="0"></FONT>
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camshaft size
remember the size of the cam get will affect the trans... first you need to decide which trans your gonna use, then get a cam to sute that..ex. if you go auto you'll want a cam with a lower rpm range, manual you'll want a higher rpm range
#5
camshaft size
You might want to consider a few things before you get too serious with the cam lift......The factory 289 HiPo produced 271 HPand factory cam in this motor only had .457 lift......Unless you install much larger valves,the heads are at almost peak flow at that lift.....Going with ahigher lift cam with more than 230 degrees duration will reduce your throttle response,kill your bottom end torque,idle rough as hek,and require at least a 2000 stall converter.......This is a fine example of why bigger is not always better.</P>
A cam with .460-.490 lift ,220-230 duration with about 110* of lobe separation will give you strong low end, a streetable idle,tons of low end and mid range torque,and a good stong power to around 6000rpm.....Be there,Done that,and Have the trophies(RDW)</P>
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