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#28271275
COMP Cams CL70-127-6 2.3 Ford Hydraulic Cam & Lifter Kit 1500-5500 RPM
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Key Specs
| Camshaft Type | Hydraulic Flat Tappet |
| RPM Range | 1500-5500 |
| Intake Duration (.050" Lift) | 226 |
| Exhaust Duration (.050" Lift) | 226 |
| Lobe Separation | 110 ° |
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Use new followers and dual springs with these Magnum series camshaft & lifter kits from COMP Cams. Good all around street performance. Can be used daily, mid-range power.
- 272 advertised duration
- 226 duration @ 0.050" lift
- 0.440" valve lift
- 110 lobe angle
- 1500-5500 RPM
Item Details
1971-1990 Ford 2000-2300cc OHCGood idle, strong low-mid range torque.
Charts
Cam Chart (PDF)
CARB Warning
For race/ off road use only
CARB Warning
For race/ off road use only
COMP Cams CL70-127-6 Specifications
COMP Cams CL70-127-6 Specifications
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | CL70-127-6 |
| Brand | COMP Cams |
| Camshaft Type | Hydraulic Flat Tappet |
| RPM Range | 1500-5500 |
| Intake Duration (.050" Lift) | 226 |
| Exhaust Duration (.050" Lift) | 226 |
| Lobe Separation | 110 ° |
| GENERAL | |
| Intake Valve Lift w/ Rocker Arm Ratio | 0.440" |
| Exhaust Valve Lift w/ Rocker Arm Ratio | 0.440" |
| Intake Duration | 272 |
| Exhaust Duration | 272 |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
| GTIN Code | 036584191766 |
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Comp cam & lifter kit for 2.3l
4.0
4 years ago
larry
Ohio
I used this cam with the recommended dual valve springs, brake in grease, and 20W-50 oil and every thing worked great until the lifters collapsed and then it started to chatter loudly. I then put my stock lifters back in the engine and everything was good again and I still have not had any problems with chatter and lashing. However, after changing the oil from the brake in period and replacing it with 10W-40 the lobes started to burn and turn black. I would recommend using a heavier or even a synthetic oil while running this cam with dual valve springs and get a high quality timing belt. A cheap stock belt from the auto parts store is not strong enough to operate this set up at higher RPM's. The dual vale springs do help your engine run better and smoother then the stock setup but also has a much higher resistance making the belt work much harder to turn the cam. The only Performance timing belts I am able to find that will handle the pressure are all round tooth so I would recommend upgrading to a round tooth crank and timing gear set sold here at Speed Way Motors. I also added a long tube header, MSD 6AL ignition, a Pro Comp distributor, a EFI to 2bbl adapter with a 350 CFM Holey carburetor. Engine: 93 block, 86 D ported cylinder head with all the above parts. I hope this review helps those new to building Ford 2.3l engines.
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Thinking of using this cam in a 1985 2.3 with 2150 two barrel, hotter ignition, modified Speedway #910-13235 header, electric fuel pump and rebuilt near-stock internals for street use. It will be in front of an A4LD (YES, I know it is LD for light duty) overdrive, modified for manual button activated converter lockup. It will be in a 1967 Sunbeam Alpine weighing about 2300 pounds with 3.89 rear gears. THANKS.
by Old Geezer
• 9 years ago
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Is this a flat tappet or roller follower cam?
by Nathan
• 10 years ago
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What all is provided in the kit? Just lifters and cam? What pound springs are recommended?
by Crazykorean
• 10 years ago
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is this cam computer compadible with stock efi 1993 ford mustang 2.3 5 speed 3.73 rear.
by bowtieman
• 12 years ago
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I know there is alot of variables to determine this but I'm building a pinto motor 2.3 for our ministock class I need a cam that will pull 17 inches of vacuum at 1000 rpm's base rules are 350 cfm carb and no more that 60 over bore on pistons stock intake
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• 15 years ago
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1984-1986 Ford Mustang
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1974-1980 Ford Pinto
Ford Lima 2.3
1983-1988 Ford Thunderbird
Ford Lima 2.3
1969-1973 Mercury Capri
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