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Having some experience with the SBC 2 barrel combo, the change of the cam intake lift from .430 to say .390 Is going to make very little difference, if any at all.
The Challenge is the flow restriction of the 2 barrel, not a .040 dfference in valve lift. You can get only so much CFM thru the Carburator Venturi size no matter if you have a . 500 lift camshaft Steve Teeter Stk/SS 620.. B/SA, G/SA, M/SA |
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Ok, dumb question.
Where do you find these updates to cars/ classes? Having recently bought a U/SA (273 2 barrel) wagon myself... wondering what if any effects it will have on me? Also... I don't agree with the fords haha. Thanks, Casey Fauss-Johnson |
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