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Username Post: 400sbc cam
MikeB 
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MikeB
Loc: Plano, TX
Reg: 08-28-03
06-24-12 07:55 PM - Post#2240970    
    In response to deviltheory

Yeah, it's probably very similar to, if not the same as, a 350 cam. The 400 was made for torque in heavy vehicles. I found a spec on the Internet where the 1974 model made 150HP at 3200 RPM and 295 lb/ft torque at 2000 RPM.

What type car is the engine in? How about carb, exhaust and axle ratio?

Real Hot Rods have a Clutch!

1955 210 2dr: 327, Brodix IK180 heads, Jones cam, Muncie M20, Wilwood front brakes

1969 C-10 pickup: 350, TH350

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