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    pat mccarthy is offline CHR Member/Contributor Visit my Photo Gallery
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    well i use roller cams in most all bbc builds here is a cam to look at it fits in a 396 long as heads have not been milled alot or heavy deck block this cam fits this is a hyd roller Erson cam / McCarthy Performance custom @ .050 220/226 lobe sep 110 .550/560.. nice cam .
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    I don't have the experience that Pat or Tech has but will attest that the extreme energy(comp) or voodoo(lunati) have extrordinarily fast ramps. I have used 2 extreme energy flats and 1 voodoo in 3 different builds... 1 small block and 2 bigblocks. There is a noticeable valvetrain noise associated with the "more lift under the curve" cams. From the aricles i have read, they have more of a propensity for eating lifters. I used the comp pro magnum rolller rockers, EDM lifters ( for the two solids) and matching springs with special attention to installled height of springs and geometry. I break in the cam just as the cam manufacturer suggests and have been lucky so far with big blocks. I did wipe a 283 cam though. Like Pat suggests, if you plan on putting many reliable miles on it, go to roller.

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