Engine ?

[Drew8509]

Camshaft type: Hydraulic roller with phasing
Camshaft lift (in): .500 intake/.500 exhaust
Camshaft duration (@ .050 in): 198° intake/209° exhaust

Will this cam work with a set of #441 casting chevy heads on a 2 bolt main?
If so what kind of performance should I expect
Thanx alot

 

[custom442]

It is a good little cam for everyday driving, but I think you can step it up a few notches for more performance, but I'm not sure need a little more info.
Is this a stock chevy 350ci? Is it in decent condition/good tune? Do you have the stock manifold...what type of carb?


...what company are the cam specs from?
...Your heads can take up to a .6 lift, but youre not gaining much in the way performance. So if it's in decent tune with a normal carb and stock manifold I'd say look for something around a .5-.52 intake/ .5-.54exhaust with a higher duration @.5 lift -- around 205-210 intake/210-225 exhaust. Something along those lines (a cam in the 260s) will get you more performance without hurting driveability or your engine. If you want a really nice smooth running engine with perfect idle, get the cam you suggested before.

 

[Drew8509]

Stock 350 with plans a basic rebuild. Edlebrock Performer Intake and Holley 600

The specs were off of a gm site. Its the cam that comes in the L92

 

[custom442]

Stock 350 with plans a basic rebuild. Edlebrock Performer Intake and Holley 600

The specs were off of a gm site. Its the cam that comes in the L92

what year sbc 350 is this?

 

[Forsaken502]

What year is your block, if it's older it may not have the provisions for a hydraulic roller cam, and if it's just a low buck rebuild then I don't think it's worth the money to convert it over.