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Old 12-17-2023, 04:10 PM
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Default Anybody recognize this HR camshaft

I googled the cam lobes and didn't have any luck, does anybody recognize these markings?
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Old 12-17-2023, 04:42 PM
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It is a compcams HUC high lift (.4”) marine profile.

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Old 12-17-2023, 05:08 PM
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13066 318 263 183 0.400

13068 326 271 190 0.400

114 LSA

The HUC Series Hydraulic Rollers are very smooth designs intended for high RPM use with heavy valves.
These are very similar to the Xtreme Marine high lift lobe series, but may be slightly more stable.


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Old 12-17-2023, 06:26 PM
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Thank you Gentlemen, I appreciate it!!

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Old 12-17-2023, 10:47 PM
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Wow, one has too wonder what that sucker in! Take some big cubes (500 +) big heads and a ton of compression to make that work, then to run good it still probably needs a 200 shot of NOS. LOL

The cam the 461 in my TA is ground close to that, except 18* smaller than that one, also a marine type grind on a 114LSA and has .632” lift. My engine tq peak is right around 5000! The power band goes to 7000. That one makes my cam look small.

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What would you use that cam in ? One example....

I'm not at Liberty to provide exact details but I can say that years ago Ken Keefer (aka Pontiac Dude) used a similar hydraulic roller cam in his 535 cubic inch pump gas combination.
He used a Comp Xtreme Marine High Lift lobe with similar .050" duration on the intake.
Edelbrock cylinder heads, basic clean up. If memory serves me right about 300 cfm.

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HA! I was pretty close on the application!

Steve I’d say your memory is in good shape if you can pull that combination out from memory

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That cam was in a engine mark g ran on the street with solid roller lifters on it. Believe he got in the high 8s with it on spray.

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I've got the same cam and it works good in a 400 and 455.
It's in the motor in my 57-wagon now.

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I've got the same cam and it works good in a 400 and 455.
It's in the motor in my 57-wagon now.

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