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Username Post: 406 ci sbc build -- Am I close?
MikeB 
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MikeB
Loc: Plano, TX
Reg: 08-28-03
04-19-12 01:45 PM - Post#2216968    
    In response to panhandle

Springs are critical, especially for the aggressive lobes on a Voodoo cam, and at the RPM range you listed. Also, you'll have more springs to choose from if the heads and valves can handle 1.750" to 1.800" installed height.

Here's a good article on choosing springs. I'd recommend you read the first 3 pages.
http://cranecams.com/userfiles/file/334-34 3.pdf

Hope all those rotating parts are forged. 5800-6000 RPM is a lot for a 406 with 5.7" rods. To me, the beauty of big engines is they don't have to rev to be lots of fun on the street, where torque is king.


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