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Since the crossram was apparently a bolt on HP boost to the 302, did any old time racers use one at the drags back in the day?? or were they mainly(soley) for the T/A type cars?
How about anyone ever used one now or in the past personally at the strip ?? Any comparison in difference in times/ET ? Can you get them to work, or better just going with the 4 barrel? opinions?? input?? just curious.. thanks, max |
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Max,
Are you talking about just the crossram itself or the whole package (cam, etc) -Matt
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the 1967 Z/28 Little Hoss Fred Gibb Herb Fox Camaro used a cross ram in the 1968 AHRA season
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you might post on speedtalk.com.There are a bunch of SBC racers on there.Joe Sherman posts on a lot under Big Joe.Tom
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Probably Fred Gibb's Little Hoss (AHRA) was the most famous. Don't think NHRA allowed the X-ram because it was an over the counter part.
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Don Swiatek, Hi-Performance Manager for NicKey Chevrolet ran one on his '69 Camaro Z28. Will have to look up the class.
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My car had the 140 cam, springs and retainers. Retainers are aluminum and best removed! I have not seen dyno numbers but everyone told me they aren't good on the street. The cam itself is pretty ratty
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whats ratty mean?
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: [email protected]</div><div class="ubbcode-body">whats ratty mean? </div></div> X2
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radical.
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