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COMP Cams 12-676-4 S/B Chevy Vacuum Solid Lifter Cam, 1600-6000 RPM
COMP Cams 12-676-4 S/B Chevy Vacuum Solid Lifter Cam, 1600-6000 RPM
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COMP Cams 12-676-4 S/B Chevy Vacuum Solid Lifter Cam, 1600-6000 RPM
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Camshaft Type:
Solid Flat Tappet
RPM Range:
1600 to 6000
Intake Duration:
268
Exhaust Duration:
274
Lobe Separation:
110 °
Intake Duration @ .050" Lift:
230
Exhaust Duration @ .050" Lift:
236
MFG. Part #:
12-676-4
GTIN Code:
036584070245
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Each
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There are many things that effect vacuum. Camshaft lobe separation, lifter style, intake manifold, piston rings, compression ratio and overall valve and engine condition. Due to many and varied engine combinations, Speedway Motors offers no warranty on camshaft and or lifters for either performance, vacuum or longevity.
Must be used with break-in oil additive (sold separately).
Vacuum Rule Cam Chart (GIF)
282-126764 Specs (PDF)
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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