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    Quote Originally Posted by bucklowe
    I'm rebuilding a 454 for a friend for his 69 Camaro and wanted to pick some brains before I spend his money. He wants to go with a stroker and I don't know what would be better, a 496 stroker or going the 502 route. He has a great set of heads that have had extensive work ( 118cc ) and a Crane roller cam 595 615 lift and 238 246 duration. How much work is involved with the stroker in regards to clearance issues and what compression ratio should I shoot for to stick with pump gas? Car will be street driven 75% of the time and it has an auto in it. Is this too much cam for a street motor?
    If he wants a stroker then go with the 496.
    The cam will work fine in a 496 with around 10 to 1 for a comp. ratio.
    I would run a stall speed around 3,000 to 3,500 rpm's and a 3.90 to 4.10 gear.

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    you just can`t beat cubic inches
    " SEE YA at the FINISH LINE " ! ........ratso

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