Thread: Whats a good torque cam for a 351-W

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Also take a look at a Crower Baja Beast cam part #15935 these are torque makers! Or part # 15233 if you want something stouter.For a primarly street driven car the World Windsor Jr. $795 or the Ford Racing aluminum GT-40's are available at Summit for around $900 it would be interesting to see how they compare on the Dyno-Sim with the Edelbrock E-Streets.

Erson makes good cams. I have their Hi Flow1H (Pn E210421) .502 lift 228@.050 duration cam in my Mustang II fastback and it runs out really nice. Probably too much for your app, but a nice cam nonetheless.

I've also ran that Crower Baja Beast cam in a '69 Mustang I had. The mustang had 2.79 rear gears with an automatic and with 4 people in the car it'd still fry the 235/60-14s like no ones business. Nothing fancy about the engine, not even headers, just a .060 overbore 9:1 302 with a factory 4bbl intake, autolite carb, stock heads.

Tech inspector's got a good cam too, although I think you could go a step higher. I'd try and run the XE262 (35-238-3) cam through the computer and see what numbers it puts out.