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Thats the cam i put in my 302 back in 1990,its been foulen plugs ever sence,turns out that was a good thing because i never drove it.just wondering if the primary jets is the cause of the engine running so ritch..
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I ran that cam in my 302 for a number of years and loved it. Never had a detonation problem using pump gas premium but it did tend to foul plugs. I drove this car as a daily driver and would change plugs about every 1000-2000 miles. No vacuum problems at all. My engine was stock other than headers and the cam, and I was running 4.10 gears. I think 4.10 gears were great with that engine. Best to run 302s with a 4-series gear. I don't think you should run the 140 cam without headers. Chevrolet certainly did not recommend it back in the day. Is that what you are considering?
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If you were going to change your stock 302 cam out of your Z at this point would you replace it with a better, higher lift/duration after market unit or something like an NOS 140 cam? Which would be faster and better suited. Do you think maybe Comp Cams makes a better all around suited performance cam than the 40 year old Chevy design? Thanks, Sam
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Have seen reports on this G. Sommer's Z28. Car appears to be very fast and set up by McNeish, runs in the mid 13's with street tires and closed exhaust?
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