It is not really a momentum track. 7-800 drop with long straights. I am thinking on the cam that stops pulling as high as possible. Is there an advantage to the 96-3 over the 96-3OM. I see that the 07-03 is the only one that Dyno lists to 7000. It is also at a high weight. 425Lbs.. Thanks to all of you.Still hard to beat a 96-3 for big momentum ovals.
With a good flowing block and carb, you can throw a sheet over most all of these grinds at the finish line - just move the graph to the right or left a couple hundred rpm.
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Why is it a fad now to be chasing max rpm? All high rpm will do is shorten the life between rebuilds. Also i doubt you will find 7000 benefits you with an 07-3. Unless you happen to have an exceptionally flowing carb. 6800 is the best place to run that cam according to most guys here. It can be done but you gotta have your ducks in a row.It is not really a momentum track. 7-800 drop with long straights. I am thinking on the cam that stops pulling as high as possible. Is there an advantage to the 96-3 over the 96-3OM. I see that the 07-03 is the only one that Dyno lists to 7000. Thanks to all of you.
Not necessarily seeking 7000. Just noticed that 7000 was in the Dyno book on that cam. Flatheads are new to me (again) and I am looking for a more up to date perspective, if anything has in fact changed. Back years ago we won a lot of races turning only 62-6400 (at 300-350 Lbs.). The 7X was the only Dyno cam I have any experience with, used to like the Zoomer Z800R2 back when I could get it.Why is it a fad now to be chasing max rpm? All high rpm will do is shorten the life between rebuilds. Also i doubt you will find 7000 benefits you with an 07-3. Unless you happen to have an exceptionally flowing carb. 6800 is the best place to run that cam according to most guys here. It can be done but you gotta have your ducks in a row.
That’s was always my cam of choice.It was reliably reported to me (15 or so years ago) that Tod Miller used to buy 95-3 classic grinds in lots of 25.
Just sayin'