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Old 12-31-2023, 11:13 PM
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Just saw one on fb anyone know specs nunzi 2041 ???? 068 but higher lift thanks Geoff

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I don't know what the part number is for this Nunzi cam. Looking at the date on the file, I got the lobe information in Aug of 2015 and don't remember from who.

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Ron's Pontiac page lists it
https://ronspontiacpage.com/reference-pages/nunzi.htm

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Cliff R, I just acquired a 1974 455 that I eventually want to drop into my 74 Ventura. I haven't rebuilt the 455 yet. The car is primarily a cruiser. I will use the 1974 #46 heads from the 350 with screw in studs (will send them off to get 2.11 intakes) and I have a Nunzi 2041 laying around I was planning to use in this motor. The Ventura has a 3.08 posi rear and a 1977 Q-jet from a Trans Am. Will the 455 be undercammed with the Nunzi 2041? What do you think of this combination?

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Cliff R, I just acquired a 1974 455 that I eventually want to drop into my 74 Ventura. I haven't rebuilt the 455 yet. The car is primarily a cruiser. I will use the 1974 #46 heads from the 350 with screw in studs (will send them off to get 2.11 intakes) and I have a Nunzi 2041 laying around I was planning to use in this motor. The Ventura has a 3.08 posi rear and a 1977 Q-jet from a Trans Am. Will the 455 be undercammed with the Nunzi 2041? What do you think of this combination?

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Cliff R, I just acquired a 1974 455 that I eventually want to drop into my 74 Ventura. I haven't rebuilt the 455 yet. The car is primarily a cruiser. I will use the 1974 #46 heads from the 350 with screw in studs (will send them off to get 2.11 intakes) and I have a Nunzi 2041 laying around I was planning to use in this motor. The Ventura has a 3.08 posi rear and a 1977 Q-jet from a Trans Am. Will the 455 be undercammed with the Nunzi 2041? What do you think of this combination?
For a cruiser with a stock converter it would be a great cam, 1.65 rockers would give you a little more performance. With a good 2-1/2 inch exhaust with free flowing mufflers it would be very nice with a little lump at idle.

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Why would you think it would be under cammed when the 73-74 SD455 came with a smaller Cam then that?

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