Anybody tried this cam shaft
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would pac 1218 springs be alright with this cam? I tried calling jegs, and the tech wouldn't say who was grinding the cam, said it was "proprietary" lobes or something from jegs lol
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Sumbitch! Is that open headers?
Thanks for posting up. I didn't see any dyno numbers in the description. I am not overly worried about peak numbers. This motor and cam is real similar to the motor and cam it is standing in for. I just know others really bank on those peak numbers.
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It did 430/400 @ 6300? I have to find the old dyno sheet. It runs like a champ and sounds like a huge cam.
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Comp used to grind all of the JEGS' cams. I don't know if they still do or not. If I had to hazard a guess, they are still using cheaper cores to grind the JEGS cams. This doesn't mean its a bad cam, though. Even 15 years ago, everything was worse than today's 'cheap' cores.