Weber or 4bbl?

[gsharapa]

Webers! Webers!

[dlampe]

The cam that I have is a Hydraulic roller Dur. @ .050 is 246-I and 255-E, Lobe seperation angle of 112, dur. @ .006 303-I, .311-E, 108 Intake center angle. Gross lift .654 and .649.

It's a big one. Can I get by with that and webers?

[767Jockey]

Dean,
When I was specing out my engine with Keith Craft (I'm having it built locally, but Keith speced out all the parts which I bought from him) I was seriously considering Webers. In the end, as much as I wanted them, the budget just wouldn't allow them. However, I do remember that there were distinctly different cam profiles to be used on the same engine with Webers vs. a Holley. Give Keith a call, he can sell you the cam as well. I found him great to work with and very responsive. He's very familiar with the proper way to set up an engine with Webers. Glad to see you've decided on the Pond block - good choice!

[RodKnock]

Originally Posted by dlampe

The cam that I have is a Hydraulic roller Dur. @ .050 is 246-I and 255-E, Lobe seperation angle of 112, dur. @ .006 303-I, .311-E, 108 Intake center angle. Gross lift .654 and .649.

It's a big one. Can I get by with that and webers?

Dean, my cam specs are almost exactly the same, as well as Rokndad's (Tom) on his CSX4758. While not ideal for Webers, Webers will run fine on our cams or so I'm told.