Helping me with this cam specs

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It says the measurements were taken at a tappet lift of .003. Am I misunderstanding?
 
Looks like the old Crane Commander grind. Here's the results from the Wallace event calculator taken from the .050 events at the bottom of the card
Intake Duration 236.00 °
Exhaust Duration 244.00 °
Installed Intake Centerline 108.00 ° ATDC
Installed Exhaust Centerline 120.00 ° BTDC
LSA 114.0 °
Overlap 12.00 °
 
Maybe the Enforcer grind, too. Here are the .003 numbers, which are coming up a little different than the card readings.
Intake Duration 320.00 °
Exhaust Duration 328.00 °
Installed Intake Centerline 115.00 ° ATDC
Installed Exhaust Centerline 113.00 ° BTDC
LSA 114.0 °
Overlap 96.00 °
 
Maybe the Enforcer grind, too. Here are the .003 numbers, which are coming up a little different than the card readings.
Intake Duration 320.00 °
Exhaust Duration 328.00 °
Installed Intake Centerline 115.00 ° ATDC
Installed Exhaust Centerline 113.00 ° BTDC
LSA 114.0 °
Overlap 96.00 °
i'm purely *guessing* that it's the enforcer as well just based on the rpm range of operation.
 
Asked the seller to have more info....i tought it would be cool to have with my 318s and my 360s that i have aside for future projects....thx a lot guys , looks like an aggresive cam !
 
.050 Events are at bottom of the card, but seeing the rest of the card would be good. I’m actually thinking that’s one of the old “Crane Blazer” grinds, based on the 114 LSA.
 
That cam wouldn't be bad at all, with my 10. 88 to 1 compression, 8 3/4 Dana PowerLock 4:30 gears, and J Converter.
Be easy on valve train and sound great at idle. I could pass up everything but the gas stations
 
Asked the seller to have more info....i tought it would be cool to have with my 318s and my 360s that i have aside for future projects....thx a lot guys , looks like an aggresive cam !
the 360, maybe. with some compression, a bunch of stall and gear it'd do alright in a light car.

on the 318, double it. that's a lot of cam for 318
 
the 340 I had it in had Speed-Pro 13-1 pistons, Tarantula intake, electronic ignition, 3310 Holley and 1-3/4" Hooker headers with 2-1/2" pipes to mufflers with turndowns. It was in a 70 Dart that had the heater, radio and sound deadner (jute) removed from the back of the carpeting. 2.47 1st gear four speed, 4.56 gears with F60-14's. idle was around 1200 and didn't start power till 3500. with 9 x 25.5 M&H slicks, it ran a best of 14.18 at 108 mph. 1st and 2nd it had power till 6500, then 3rd and 4th it just burbled. there was no cutting of the block deck or head "major" surfacing. no porting or flash clean-up, just bolt together and go. it was a radical cam for everyday driving but fun when up in the R's. I think in a 360 it would be a bit tamer but still fun. In fact, I have one here just in case I want to do it all over again. this time, with a much better fuel system. Hope you can get the cam and enjoy!
 

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