You mght want to consider a 275 from Ted Schumacher
(http://www.tsimportedautomotive.com/).
That is what I used in my recent rebuild. I like it a lot, power comes on
smoothly from about 2800, but still enough low end to pull away from a stop.
Not too lumpy at idle either. It is also a regrind and so not as expensive
as a Kent.
No financial interest, just a satisfied customer.
Larry
On 5/7/01 2:30 AM, "cshelden" <shelden3@pldi.net> wrote:
> Thanks to everyone on the list that responded to my request. As I suspected
> a cam would be the first choice. I'm down to choosing a Kent 266 or 276 cam.
> The 266 seems to be a bit smoother than the 276. But I like the idea of
> what the 276 might do on the road. Any experiences with either or both of
> these cams?
>
> Charlie Shelden
>
Larry Macy
78 Midget
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