i have a 1965 galaxie with a 352 in it. i want to put a cam in the car to give it a little extra power. here are the 2 choices i have narrowed it down too, i know a 352 inst the best motor to build but its all i can afford to do right now. here are my 2 choices that i have narrowed it down too i was wondering is these cams would work with a stock valve train (i.e. springs, ect.) here they are tell me whic you think would work best. the car is a daily driver, im not too worried about fuel mileage. i just want to make torque



Grind No./Type
264-MEGA HYDRAULIC Tremendous torque & good mid-range power. 9-10.5
1 compr. good idle stock converter. 3.23-3.70 axle ratio. Up to 625 CFM Carb. RPM-Range
2000-5800 Valve Lift - INT
.525 EXT
.525 Valve Lash Hot - INT
.000 EXT
.000 ADV Duration - INT
264° EXT
264° .050 Duration - INT
214° EXT
214° Lobe Center
108°
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CAM TYPE: HYDRAULIC

PRODUCT USE: STREET
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Part#: 351264

Retail Price: $224.00
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Category: Camshafts




Grind No./Type
270-HL HYDRAULIC Good all-around performance. Fair idle. Stock converter. 3.70-4.11 axle ratio. Up to 650 CFM Carb. 9.5
1 compr. RPM-Range
2000-6000 Valve Lift - INT
.510 EXT
.510 Valve Lash Hot - INT
.000 EXT
.000 ADV Duration - INT
270° EXT
270° .050 Duration - INT
216° EXT
216° Lobe Center
108°
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CAM TYPE: HYDRAULIC

PRODUCT USE: STREET
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Manufacturer:
Part#: 351270

Retail Price: $220.00
Your Price: $121.00

Category: Camshafts

thanks guys
Tyler