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Oldsmobile 400/425/455
Hydraulic Roller Camshaft
61025 Features:
- For hydraulic roller camshaft applications
- Refined bowl blending for improved flow output
- Compatible with factory-style mechanical fuel pumps
- Spark plug location angle is moved slightly towards the exhaust valve for better combustion
- Extra material is added above the intake port for, if necessary, machine work
Technical Specifications:
- Guide Plate Material: Hardened Steel
- Seat Angle: 60-degree Exhaust/Intake
- Deck Thickness: 0.625 in.
- Intake Runner Volume: 218cc
- Pushrod Diameter: 0.375 in. (suggested)
- Rocker Stud Diameter: 0.4375 in.
- Valve Angle: 6-degree
- Valve Spring Diameter: 1.105 in.
- Valve Stem Diameter: 0.3438 in.
- Non-CNC-Ported
Notes:
- Intended for installation on 1965-1976 Oldsmobile 400/425/455 ci big block engines with a deck height of 10.625 in.
- COmpatible with Oldsmobile small block engines, however, the 77cc chamber size will lower compression and is not ideal for performance
- 61025 supersedes 60515 Oldsmobile Cylinder Head
Emissions Note:
This part is only legal for sale and use on Uncontrolled (Non-Emissions Controlled) Vehicles or on vehicles used solely for the purposes of closed competition racing.
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Motor Vehicles
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