super six horsepower ratings and specs...

[pishta]

Somewhere I read that a 74 cam is better than an earlier cam, with a little more overlap and more advance (to help with the smog crap) but I dont see where Mopar reduced the CR since 1963. There is a place in Oregon that regrinds solid slant cams to almost anything you need (within physical constraints of the stock cam core they use) so they can increase lift and duration, and to a lesser extent overlap for a mere 70 bones. http://slantsix.org/forum/viewtopic.php?p=191616

 

[firefighter1]

yeah i've found a couple already haha. thanks again man.

 

[805moparkid]

Somewhere I read that a 74 cam is better than an earlier cam, with a little more overlap and more advance (to help with the smog crap) but I dont see where Mopar reduced the CR since 1963. There is a place in Oregon that regrinds solid slant cams to almost anything you need (within physical constraints of the stock cam core they use) so they can increase lift and duration, and to a lesser extent overlap for a mere 70 bones. http://slantsix.org/forum/viewtopic.php?p=191616

a 74 cam isn't going to get him in the 14's tho... you gonna need 460-500 valve lift depending on head flow and a minimum or 235 or so duration @ .050

 

[firefighter1]

i checked them out. they have a lot of useful tips. thanks.

 

[dodgeluver]

Is it an American Dart or an Australian Dart? Also it's not how it grips, it's a question of weight ratio!