69 1/2 6-bbl cam specs

[gerard]

rebuilding 440 motor for 6-bbl road runner and was wondering what original cam specs were. also what would be a good 2002 updated version cam be . 9.7 motor on pump gas ,4.10 rear with six-pack carbs.street only. looking at Edelbrock7194 lift-480-495 dura tion238-246

[djswwg]

Cam chioce is pretty easy for this engine since you have quite "streetable" compression and only want to use it on the street. Personally I'd go with MP 284/484, but any cam with 268/465 specs to the above mentoined will work fine, .........djs

[HOLESHOT]

You can get the actual cam timing specs at Victorylibrary.com of all mopar cams.I think the dual pattern cams offered by Hughes Engines are superior to the 60/70"s cams and can really enhance the head flow numbers in more stock type setups like you want.Check them online prices are good.

[Jims451]

I think the 6-pack cam had the same specs as the HP cam, but it was a low taper (on the lobe) design and I think it used a 3-bolt timming chain sprocket.

I was thinking of putting a 6-pack on my '69 Coronet 440 for the use of mostly street crusing and some drag racing. The cam I am thinking of using the the Hughes HE3038BL this is 230/238 duration @ 0.050", 0.515"/0.536" lift 110 LSA.
Power range is supposed to be 2,000 to 5,700 RPM.