COMP Cams Comp Cams Xtreme Energy Hydraulic Roller Camshaft for Ford 5.0L [1500-5500 RPM]
249-35-518-8
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Ford 5.0L 8 cyl. 1982-2002
*Note: Firing Order 1-3-7-2-6-5-4-8
2500-stall converter, 3.55-3.73 gears, better cylinder heads, intake, and fuel system.
| Operating Range: | 1500-5500 RPM |
| Duration Advertised: | 274° Intake / 282° Exhaust |
| Duration @ .050'' Lift: | 224° Intake / 232° Exhaust |
| Valve Lift w/1.6 Rockers: | .555'' Intake / .565'' Exhaust |
| Lobe Separation Angle: | 112° |
Ford; SBF; Mustang; Windsor; Fairlane; Meteor; Mercury; GT; 22; 260; Sunbeam; Tiger; 289; 302; 351; 289; HiPo; K-Code; GT-350; Shelby; Boss; 5.0; 308; Windsor; Torino; Cougar; F-150; Squire; Thunderbird; LTD; Galaxie; Grand Marquis
2500+ stall, 3.55-3.73 gears, better heads, intake and fuel system.
Specifications:
Does the cam come with the cam dowel pin for timing gear
Whats the operating RPM of this cam ? You have two different numbers .
What cam gear is required for this cam?
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