Author Topic: Performer RPM cam  (Read 605 times)

Offline MoparMatt383

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Performer RPM cam
« on: June 07, 2006 - 08:28:05 PM »
Well I got my 340 started up and it sounds rather mean.  Its a 73 block with stock crank and rods, KB pistons, 915 heads that are mildly ported, Performer RPM cam and airgap intake, 600 performer carb, mopar performance rockers, and chrome ignition box.  I have it tuned at 10 degrees advance at idle with is about 850 and about 30-35 degrees full advance at about 3000 RPMs.  At 850 RPM idle the motor is pretty lopey.  Do you think this motor could be tuned to run smoother at a lower RPM or with the performer RPM cam this is probably the best I will get.  Any thoughts?  Any one else running a similar set up?  I am just glad to have my car running after a year and a half.   :bigsmile:

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Offline Chryco Psycho

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Re: Performer RPM cam
« Reply #1 on: June 08, 2006 - 02:19:22 AM »
lower RPM will increase the lope , tuning / more initial advance around 16-18* shoulod help though

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