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  1. 03-04-2007 10:00 AM #1
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    has anybody had any experience with this cam in a BB. does it have a rough idle?
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    Quote Originally Posted by seansz28
    has anybody had any experience with this cam in a BB. does it have a rough idle?
    It will have a rough in a 396.
    But in a 632 you won't feel it.
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    What are the rest of the engine parts? What transmission? Lots of variables when selecting the correct cam...
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    its going into 454 .030 over with 10.2:1 c/r, headers, 2200 stall 3.9? gears th400
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    Quote Originally Posted by seansz28
    its going into 454 .030 over with 10.2:1 c/r, headers, 2200 stall 3.9? gears th400
    I would run a 2,500 to 2,800 stall.
    I think you would be better off with a 3.73 gear.
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    would a 2500 stall be streetable because it is a daily driver
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    Should work fine on the street. You might want to consider adding a tranny fluid cooler for a bit of added insurance. The higher the stall speed, the more heat it generates....
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