The stock cam is .390/410 195/202. One of the popular aftermarket grinds is .420/443 204/214 and I see no reason why this wouldn't work in your 327.
Brad > I have a '67 275-hp 327 I'm desperately trying to get > back together by Spring, and have a question about the > cam and lifters. > > Let me start off by saying I know NOTHING about cams. > I know how to replace them, but that's it. I need to > get a new one for this motor, and wanted to know if I > should pursue one diff from stock, and what my benefit > would be if I went, say, the next step up from the > stock cam. The engine is going into a '66 Chevelle > w/auto trans, stock torque converter, stock double > hump heads, stock intake, and stock carb for now. > But, I didn't want to get the motor back together with > a stock cam and lifters and have someone say "Oh man, > you should have beefed it up a little while you had it > apart!" ----------------------------------------------------- To Unsubscribe please visit www.chevelles.net/list.html To start a new topic, send mail to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
