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    Quote Originally Posted by rumrumm
    I have not tried to run 89 octane because I am "on the edge" so to speak of being able to successfully run 92/93 octane. But I built the engine knowing that would be the case. It has a .039 quench area, AFR 190 heads, a CompCams 280 Magnum cam, Edelbrocks RPM intake and 750 carb. I a very satisfied with the performance and its street manners.
    I.M.O.,a cam with similar duration and lift but with a 106 lobe seperation and would solve your problem.

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    Thanks for the post, Erik. You're right about the lobe center, but since I run power brakes, I was concerned about vacuum.


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    Quote Originally Posted by rumrumm
    Thanks for the post, Erik. You're right about the lobe center, but since I run power brakes, I was concerned about vacuum.
    Do you have room for an aux. canister?

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    No, I don't. There is so little room anywhere inside or under a '32 Ford body that I didn't want to deal with one.


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