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GASoline71

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Here is a before and after of the engine bay in my 1972 GMC 1/2 ton Pro-street truck.

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Here is a vid of the 3rd time I started it with open headers... you can really hear the cam. It's gonna be a ground poundin' Mutha... :)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lwKAGo3P5_8

Edit: tried to imbed, but for some reason it won't do it...

It's almost ready for the road... just a few more things need to be done. Can't wait.

Gary
 
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Hmmmm... that looks like a cruise control on the fender in the old pic.

We need to see the rest of the truck too?
 
That is the stock dealer installed cruise control. I just reinstalled it yesterday. It works, but not so great with this engine... not enough vacuum.

Gary
Just my $0.02 cents worth,
No, a 280H grind will really start to produce power above 2500 RPM's , and will have a very choppy idle. With very little vacuum.

Comp is about number 1 around here for strip and street/off-road cams.

I could recommend any of these 3 cams for a non-strip 4X or wood hauler!

XE250H


XE256H


XE262H

If you want vacuum accessories to work well, but still a little power to play with.
 

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