Isky or Potvin Did the late Jazzy Nelson use a Isky or Potvin cam in his FH powered car. I do know it was pretty fast for it time. The Bean bandits used to respect it.
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Re: Isky or Potvin 505A Isky.
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Re: Isky or Potvin Does the 505 represent the lift as the 404 did?
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Re: Isky or Potvin Approximately. It has .515 lift.
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Re: Isky or Potvin That's amazing. I never heard of that cam before. I wonder if Tom Beaty(sp) was aware of it or maybe it was not a good cam for the salt flats.
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I talked to Tom many times at Bonneville but we never discussed cams. I am sure he was aware of it. It would work very well at Bonneville. |
Re: Isky or Potvin Have you ever tried to grind a 505A or would it be impossible to do without a core to start with?
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Re: Isky or Potvin Pete, what kind of springs do you use for that? Is this a roller cam?
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This is a radius lifter type. Uses same lifters as 404A. |
Re: Isky or Potvin Rana 404 once, wazent happy with it!! 400 jr ran better, but that was probably my fault.
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Re: Isky or Potvin 505 lift. I take it you need a billet cam with no cam bearings in the block? Or you modify the block for that much lift?
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Yes on running journals in bare block. No mods to block for lift. |
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And here are some pictures of the 505A that Pete is talking about - with some side-by-side shots against the 404A.
I have yet to run the cam, need to build a very "special" engine for it. Attachment 439775 Attachment 439776 Attachment 439777 And Jazzy Nelson's Coupe . . . probably the fastest drag coupe that ever ran a flathead. Jazzy ran the 404A quite a bit, but "wanted something bigger - and a secret grind" - that is when Ed made the 505 for him. Attachment 439778 |
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