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FE Power Forums => FE Technical Forum => Topic started by: Shauncb on October 10, 2024, 02:02:13 PM
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Hello everyone,
I am in the process of getting my old 330 running again and was curious if there is a better cam for a little more power than the stockers? I do plan to use this as a truck pulling up to 15,000 lbs a time or two. I'm wanting to keep it friendly with the factory power curve just bump it up a little, so maybe just a little tiny bit more lift.
Any suggestions. No roudy thumpy idle here. just good solid usable torque.
Thanks in advance
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You have a tough one there.
If your engine is governed, you don't want to get very far out of that range, torque wise. I have Ford FT manuals, from 64 - 75 and it appears Ford never changed much of anything on the FT's. They are rated at 4000 rpm hp wise and 2000 torque wise. Of the three (330,361,391), only the 330 has a different cam. There's no timing given but, the lifts are different on the 330.
I only have 2 suggestions:
1. Get a 361/391 cam
2. Get this Elgin cam, that is copy of the 390 2v cam and is probably the same as the 360/390 2v PU cam.
E-572-S 1500-4000
Int .433 273 192 113
Exh .436 281 199 111 C7AZ-6250-A Copy
The above cam, should be advanced, 4°- 6°, with your 7.6 CR but, if you have the HD, large snout crank, you can't buy anything to advance it.