Original 343 cam was the standard AMC8 266 degrees in and out - .265" lift at the lobe. Ken Ames Quoting piper_pa20 <piper_pa20@xxxxxxxxxxx>: > I am working on two projects now. Besides putting my 73 Javelin back > together, I'm building up an NOS 343 short block for my 69 AMX. I got the > heads (090 casting) back from the shop today. BTW, the shop had a set of > the new Edlebrock aluminum heads so I got to see them for the first time. I > > passed along the info I got here on the list about the valve springs being > too strong for proper cam breakin. I don't know if it will do any good, but > > the machinists there seem very concientious and the recognize me as an AMC > guy. > > Anyway, the NOS short block is a 3195528 casting service replacement block > (with the 360 ground off the block). It has been converted to 7/16 head > bolts with what appear to be threaded inserts. If I could remove these I > would use 1/2 inch head bolts, but I have not yet attempted it. > > Questions: > The pistons are marked with A, B, C, or D with grease pencil. Would this be > > a weight designation? > > What are the specs for the stock cam (343 with flat top cast pistons)? I > have an original Sig Erson cam and will use it if it will enhance > performance. > > Thanks, > Joe Fulton > Salinas, CA > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------- This mail sent through IMP: http://horde.org/imp/