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Join Date: Jun 2023
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Hello,
Would any one have the specs for an Harman & Collins SU-6015 camshaft? Thanks in advance. -Gabe Naccarato |
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Oshkosh, Wi
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IO - 26B, IC-64A, EO-59B, EC-19A. 270* duration on intake, 258* on exhaust. 45* overlap and .320 lift on both. Clearance: .011 intake and .013 exhaust
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Chester Vt
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Latta cam for the street, might sound good tho!!!
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Join Date: Jun 2023
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Thanks for the response guys! Would you consider this a full race or 3/4 race cam? Sorry I'm new to engine building, especially with the flathead! Thanks-Gabe
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Milford, MI
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I had that cam in my sedan. 255” motor, 4” crank with 2x2. Ran great sounded amazing but not a ton of low end. I’ll try to post a video if I can figure it out…
**edit** my apologies! I miss read your question and you were asking about the 6015 cam- my post was for the 6014 cam. There is a video below anyway! IMG_2156.jpg IMG_2155.jpg
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Sounds good.
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So much depends on what your engine is. A cam will tend to be a lot tamer in a 276" engine as opposed to a 239".
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Thanks Gabe |
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: South Texas
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That is a lot of overlap for not much lift. I expect a cam with equal duration but a lot more lift would make more power, and idle about the same. Or you could get a cam with the same lift but less duration and get similar power but a nicer idle.
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