Shovel cams and valves
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Shovel cams and valves
I am looking for suggestions on cams.
Here is a break down of what will be run.
74" .020 over KB's
dual plug heads
dual Dyna coils
Dyna digital programmable ignition
S&S Super E carb
4 speed tranny
I am also looking for information on valves. I measured mine pretty closly and the exhaust is about 1.75" and intake is 1.93" are these stock? I am looking for a well rounded cam that will give decent mid and top end performance.
It looks like Andrews are reasonably priced and the A or J grinds seams like the options that would suit my needs.
Thank you,
Tom
Here is a break down of what will be run.
74" .020 over KB's
dual plug heads
dual Dyna coils
Dyna digital programmable ignition
S&S Super E carb
4 speed tranny
I am also looking for information on valves. I measured mine pretty closly and the exhaust is about 1.75" and intake is 1.93" are these stock? I am looking for a well rounded cam that will give decent mid and top end performance.
It looks like Andrews are reasonably priced and the A or J grinds seams like the options that would suit my needs.
Thank you,
Tom
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RE: Shovel cams and valves
I would run the Manley street stock stainless steel valve set. There is a package deal that comes with the springs, collars, and keepers. I would also replace the valve guides with Ampco 45's and k line valve seals.I would also run solid lifters and Andrews pushrods to really wake this motor up. With this setup, you will have a solid, long lasting top end.
The Andrews A grind would be a great choice.
The only thing I would do different is run wisco pistons. Only because they offer a higher compression verison, but it will run very well on your choice of piston also.
Hope this helps you out.
The Andrews A grind would be a great choice.
The only thing I would do different is run wisco pistons. Only because they offer a higher compression verison, but it will run very well on your choice of piston also.
Hope this helps you out.
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