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   From: HOTROD74GremlinX
 To: BaadAss73Gremlin
 Sent: 11/29/2009 4:05:04 
  P.M. Eastern Standard Time
 Subj: Fwd: New announcement: CAM CHOICE BY PAW 
  PERFORMANCE ----CATALOG
 
       
  
    
     From: electrade@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
 To: HOTROD74GremlinX@xxxxxxx
 Sent: 
    11/29/2009 2:03:19 P.M. Eastern Standard Time
 Subj: New announcement: CAM 
    CHOICE BY PAW PERFORMANCE ----CATALOG
 
  If your thinking about a new cam for your AMC OR JEEP, 
    here  is  some thoughts from PAW 
 AMC V8
 
 Click to 
    download the Cams & Valve Train section of the P.A.W. catalog
 
 PAW 
    PERFORMANCE CAMSHAFTS
 
 Only PAW PRO STOCK cams cover most conceivable 
    performance situations -- from oval and drag racing, to street performance, 
    to light-truck towing applications, to marine engines, to recreational 
    vehicles. Whether your goal is to boost low-end torque, increase fuel 
    economy or just flat-out embarrass the “other guy,” You’ have found the 
    ideal answer right here.
 
 But first, a few tips…and some hard-and-fast 
    rules:
 
 * Your new cam must operate within a total valve 
    train system. As a result, it is highly dependent on the parts with which it 
    is matched. Don’t lose sight of your performance objective by trying to save 
    a few dollars on other components.
 * You must, always 
    replace the lifters when installing a new cam. Old lifters will quickly make 
    their mark (literally) on the lobes of your new cam, leading to degraded 
    performance and premature failure.
 * Always use Cam 
    Assembly Lube And Camshaft Brake in oil ! You Must Pre-Lube Cam lobes and 
    lifter bottoms.
 * You must properly adjust valves before 
    initial firing. Improperly adjusted Valves - Valves That are To Tight will 
    cause a cam lobes to go flat. Being to tight will not allow lifter to spin. 
    You must also use the use proper valve spring / retainer combination for a 
    new camshaft
 * Be absolutely certain there is adequate 
    CLEARANCE between the valves and pistons after installing your new cam. 
    Failure to do so could lead to unhappy (and expensive) surprises. Also make 
    sure the valve springs DO NOT coil bind with the new cam.
 * 
    The first few minutes of camshaft operation are crucial to the performance 
    and reliability of a new cam. DO NOT allow the engine to run UNDER 1500 rpm 
    for the first five minutes to one hour! This prevents spalling of critical 
    cam surfaces, ensuring exceptional service life.
 
 Understanding PAW 
    PRO STOCK Cam Ranges
 
 To help you select the perfect part, PAW PRO 
    STOCK cams are organized into five distinct performance categories, from 
    nearly stock (Range A) to oval track and bracket racing (Range E).The 
    descriptions that follow cover cam performance characteristics within each 
    PAW PRO STOCK range. (Please note: Durations shown are at 0.050-in. cam 
    lift.) Recommended engine/vehicle modifications are listed to help you 
    achieve your performance goals.
 
 Range A Hydraulic: Up to 195 Degree 
    at .050 Duration
 
 Smooth stock type idle. Good low end torque in 1600 
    - 2000 RPM range. Operating power range 1000 - 3200 RPM. Best fuel economy 
    cam with correct equipment. Good choice for heavy towing. Will work with 
    stock or slightly modified engine, stock automatic or manual transmission. 
    Compression 9.0 to 1 or less. Recommended spring pressure 95 lbs. for valve 
    on seat; 240 lbs for valve open. Stock axle ratio 3.50 to 1 and lower. Not 
    recommended for racing.
 
 Range B Hydraulic: 195 Degree - 210 Degree at 
    .050 Duration
 
 Good to fair idle quality. Good low end torque and 
    response in 1800 - 2600 RPM range. Good low end and mid-range power in 1500 
    - 4000 RPM operating range. Good fuel economy cam with correct equipment. 
    Good choice for light towing. Compression 9.5 to 1 or less. Will work with 
    stock or slightly modified engine, stock automatic or manual transmission. 
    Recommended spring pressure 105 lbs. for valve on seat; 265 lbs. for valve 
    open. Stock axle ratio 3.20 to 4.20 to 1 range. Not recommended for 
    racing.
 
 Range C Hydraulic: 210-225 Degree at .050 Duration, Solid 
    Lifter Camshaft 220 - 235 Degree at .050 Duration
 
 Fair idle quality 
    with lope. Good mid-range torque and response in 2400 - 3200 RPM range. 
    Operating power range 2000 - 4800 RPM. Good fuel economy cam with correct 
    equipment. Good choice for light towing. Compression 10.3 to 1 or less. Will 
    work with stock or slightly modified engine, stock automatic or manual 
    transmission. Recommended spring pressure 110 lbs. for valve on seat; 280 
    lbs. for valve open. Axle ratio 3.70 to 1 or higher is best. Recommended for 
    mild bracket racing.
 
 Range D Hydraulic: 210-225 Degree at .050 
    Duration, Solid Lifter Camshaft 220 - 235 Degree at .050 
    Duration
 
 Rough idle quality - (Note: Intake vacuum may be too low for 
    power brakes, etc.) Good mid range torque in 3000 - 4000 RPM range. Good 
    mid-range power operating range 2200 - 5400 RPM. Average fuel economy cam 
    not recommended for towing. Increased compression ratio best, 10.5 to 1 or 
    11.0 to 1. Some engine modification required. Use manual or automatic 
    transmission with high stall converter. Recommended spring pressure 120 lbs. 
    for valve on seat; 300 lbs. for valve open. Axle ratio at 3.90 to 4.50 to 1 
    is best. Recommended for limited oval track.
 
 Range E Hydraulic: 
    240-255 Degree at .050 Duration, Solid Lifter Camshaft 250 - 265 Degree at 
    .050 Duration
 
 Rough idle quality with heavy lope - (Note: Intake 
    vacuum will not operate power brakes, etc.) Good mid to high RPM torque in 
    3800-5000 range. Good high RPM power, operating range 3200 - 6500 RPM. 
    Average to poor fuel economy, definitely do not use for towing. Increased 
    compression ratio required 10.5 to 1 to 12.0 to 1. Competition engine 
    modifications required. Use only heavy duty manual or automatic (with high 
    stall converter) transmission. Recommended spring pressure 125 lbs. for 
    valve on seat; 325 lbs. for valve open. Axle ratio at 4.20 to 1 is best. 
    Competition headers and valve job recommended. Recommended for oval track or 
    bracket drag racing.
 
 Valve Spring & Retainer Chart
 
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    found.   Sort: [Price Low To High | Price High To Low | Item Name 
    | Item # ]       Change View
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    Code    Item Name    Price / Unit
 ELG-E1224P    AMC V8 HYD. Cam .473"/.497" Range C...(more 
    info)    $86.95
 ELG-E1226P    AMC V8 
    HYD. Cam .497"/.520" Range C...(more info)    
    $86.95
 PAW-21587    AMC V8 HYD. Cam .426"/.426" 
    Range B...(more info)    $77.95
 PAW-22912  
      AMC V8 HYD. Cam .448"/.472" Range B...(more info)    
    $77.95
 
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 http://www.socalamc.com/forum/index.php?topic=730.0
 
 Regards,
 The 
    So Cal AMC 
Team.
 
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