I snagged a 3/4 race cam for a decent price to slap in my garaged spare 235. I'm using it to build up a performance platform (cam, 3 small deuce progressive intake, headers) to put in my truck and then get the 261 built even wilder and swap back. Anyway, here are the cam specs:
Chevrolet, 6 cylinder, 235-261ci, racing cam, Wolverine cams, cam box labeled #G-968, also stamped on face of front journal 968 A93M. Mfg catalog states 3/4 race, solid lifters. Specs intake duration 291, exhaust 275, intake lift .279, exhaust .273, intake valve lift .405, exhaust .387, intake clearance .006 hot, exhaust clearance .016 hot.

Obviously I should run solids, but what/where kind of lifters should I get? It's a '58 235 truck block that already has solids.


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