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Comp Cams Camshaft Comp Hydraulic Roller Cam
Comp Cams Camshaft Comp Hydraulic Roller Cam
Since the goal was to build a streetable motor that represented what many enthusiasts would probably build, SAM installed a conservative Comp 248/254-at-0.050 hydraulic roller cam with 0.647-inch lift. It was ground on a small base circle for additional rod clearance. With slightly more duration, SAM says the combination would easily put out an additional 50-60 hp. View Related Article
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