Howards Cams Mechanical Flat Tappet Camshaft, 4/7 Swap By switching the firing order (1-8-7-3-6-5-4-2) on your favorite Chev V8, you will discover a broader, smoother torque curve and decrease in crankshaft deflection. More aggressive profiles can be used to get the most manageable horsepower available. These cams require no additional engine modifications, other than swapping the #4 ignition wire with #7. Note: Always use Camshaft Break-In Lube with all new flat tappet cams.
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Part Type: Camshaft Application: Chevrolet BB Mark IV 396-502 1965-1996 Ignition Firing Order: 1-8-7-3-6-5-4-2 Cam Style: 4/7 Swap Mechanical Flat Tappet Basic RPM Range: 3000-6800 Manufacturers Description: Rough idle, good mid to upper range performance. 3000+ stall, 11.5:1+ CR. Intake Duration @ .050": 252 Exhaust Duration @ .050": 260 Advertised Intake Duration (@ .006"): 287 Advertised Exhaust Duration (@ .006"): 295 Intake Valve Lift with OE Rocker Ratio (1.70): .618" Exhaust Valve Lift with OE Rocker Ratio (1.70): .640" Intake Lobe Lift: .363" Exhaust Lobe Lift: .376" Intake Valve Lift with 1.72 Rocker Ratio: .624" Intake Valve Lift with 1.75 Rocker Ratio: .635" Intake Valve Lift with 1.80 Rocker Ratio: .653" Exhaust Valve Lift with 1.72 Rocker Ratio: .647" Exhaust Valve Lift with 1.75 Rocker Ratio: .658" Exhaust Valve Lift with 1.80 Rocker Ratio: .677" Lobe Separation Angle: 112 Degrees Intake Centerline: 108 Degrees Lifters Included: No
Small Base Circle: No Cam Gear Attachment: 3-Bolt Valve Adjustment: .022/.022 Manufacturer: Howards Cams & Racing Components Manufacturer's Part Number: 124902-12 Weight: 10.0 lbs. Warranty: Race Application, No warranty expressed or implied Quantity: Sold as Each
Note: Oil with ZDDP or ZDDP Additive Required
Note: Stock (O.E.) valve springs cannot be used. Note: Ignition firing order must be changed to 1-8-7-3-6-5-4-2. |