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280h monarch cam
280h monarch cam,anyone have experience with this cam?is it a decent street cam?specs. are 280,280 224,224 at .050 .460,.460 lift 106 intake center line 114 exhaust center line. 110 cam lobe angle.
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I don't have direct experience with that cam which I believe is a Crower offering. I've had the comp 280h, which has .020 additional lift and is advertised at 230 degrees @.050 on both the intake and exhaust lobe. In a 455 the cam made lots of low end with some good mid-range grunt, but was done by about 4800 rpm.
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With 400 cid and what compression, trans and rear gears ?
I had what I would call a step down cam from this in a stock driven daily TA with 8.2 comp , performer intake TB350 and 3.23 gears . The cam was a Isky 270 mega with 221 221 /470” on a 110. It sounded great was a thrill on the highway above 30 mph, especially after I opened the scoop, but could have used more gear or Al least 9.2 comp. If your cam will be in a similar 400 with less 3.23 gears then I would do so only with Rhoads lifters to buy back some bottom end.
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Well with those gears and a 6 speed I would put that Cam in straight up (as it has far less to overlap then the 041 Cam ) no Rhoads lifters.
Then since you have heads that flow close to 270 out of the box I would run 1.65 rockers with the correct length push Rods to take advantage of then running .506" lift.
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