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Isky Racing 201ASCS11 ASCS 360 Solid Roller Cam, Sprint, 4500-8300 RPM
Isky Racing 201ASCS11 ASCS 360 Solid Roller Cam, Sprint, 4500-8300 RPM
Chevy Small Block V8, Solid Roller Tappet Camshaft Type, 4500 to 8300 RPM Range
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Isky Racing 201ASCS11 ASCS 360 Solid Roller Cam, Sprint, 4500-8300 RPM
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Camshaft Type:
Solid Roller Tappet
RPM Range:
4500 to 8300
Intake Duration:
298
Exhaust Duration:
306
Lobe Separation:
106 °
Intake Duration @ .050" Lift:
264
Exhaust Duration @ .050" Lift:
270
MFG. Part #:
201ASCS11
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Isky small block Chevy solid roller camshaft for ASCS 360 sprint cars. Correctly built this camshaft will produce 660 driveable horsepower. Tapped 9/16"-18 for rear accessory drive.
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Up to 660 driveable HP. Drilled & tapped for rear drive, 9/16"-18.4500-8300 RPM
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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