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Isky Racing Cams 814000 400 Jr. 1949-53 Flathead Ford Camshaft
Isky Racing Cams 814000 400 Jr. 1949-53 Flathead Ford Camshaft
258 Intake Duration, 258 Exhaust Duration, 111 ° Lobe Separation
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Isky Racing Cams 814000 400 Jr. 1949-53 Flathead Ford Camshaft
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Intake Duration:
258
Exhaust Duration:
258
Lobe Separation:
111 °
Intake Duration @ .050" Lift:
244
Exhaust Duration @ .050" Lift:
244
MFG. Part #:
814000
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Not for the faint of heart, and not for the street! This famous Isky 400 Jr. grind camshaft is full race, competition only and is recommended only for the experienced flathead V8 racer.
Cam Application Chart (PDF)
450-814000 Specs (Link)
Item Details
Competition Only - Lopey, rough idle. Upgrade carbs and intake.
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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