Bradhendrix62
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Info or input on Dynos cs3 cam for a flathead. I heard they make crazy power!
Dyno cs3 flathead cam
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meracer9
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Bradhendrix62
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I miss those engines as well..270" lift cam with peak at around 8500 RPM, I'd say it would be good for just what it was intended for a controlled stock build.
Boy I miss those days
OVALTECH1
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When everyone used to take the pull starter off the tin and just carry it around …. I had one explode and stick on the snout one day… now… common sense says kill the engine and pull it off… but mine was on vacation that day and I kept trying to grab it and pull it or knock it off the snout…. Let’s just say I felt as dumb as I did sore
CarlsonMotorsports
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I don't know about "crazy power," but it's a nice step up from stock class cams. It's a controlled stock cam, so it's not too wild. Easy build without having to valve relieve the head or the lifter galley. Personally, I think there are much better cams that are still pretty much plug-n-play, but this cam might well fit what you are wanting.
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banditracer13x
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I've used one for yrs as a stock appearing, Good cam, use dual springs if running a tilly, Use the outer springs with the dual spring keepers if you run stock appearing,Make sure you get a good carb for your build. Brian at Carlson Motorsports should be able to help you with that.