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05-06-2009 06:13 PM #4
I had a 400 bored .030 with dished piston, 58cc heads with 2.02"s/194's, my cam was the 58239th cam that UltraDyne ground. cam was a 276/286 at .0045", 221/230 at .050", .454"/.454" valve lift, and 110 LSA. It should be in the engine on a 104° to 106° ATDC ICL--ie, 4 to 6 degrees advanced. It should work with anything between 9:1 to 10.5:1. Power in a 406 should be from just off idle to 6000, with peak around 5200. Idle should be around 750, and there was enough vacuum to work power brakes. I used stardard felpro blue gasket, Q-jet with drilled idle mixture jets and I run 87 octane, with th350 tranny. I ran 87 octane with 36-38 degs timming and had no ping. My cam was a flat tappet and if you use the correct oil (study your oils on which "TO" use, ("Most" diesel oils or farm use oil) and a bottle of GM EOS during break in you'll have no problem!
Mine had a healthy lope to it
, with factory torque converter, and a shift kit.
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