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Yes, its the first cam that came up from google, but its not correct.

Crane cam is 3-bolt with # 689506 stamped on the end. I have searched on net, no match. Thanks!

Maybe You don´t read my #13 post?

Thank you, Interesting here is much info. :thumbsup:

Yes I know exactly what piston to zero deck means, but You said NEAR zero so I wondered were the piston in your -68 engine was in relative to deck hight?

No! Factory piston and stock 906 casting. All 906 heads I have cc the chamber of is 86-88 cc.

What exactly is near zero? I measure my factory/stock piston and they are .030 in the hole.

I don`t think there is such ting as a 10:1 piston from the factory, building compression in a 383 engine is not an easy ting to do with open chambers heads.

Maybe I go that path with felpro gasket and mill the heads .020 for compensate the thicker gasket.

A 383 engine is not a high compression in 1970. If I calculate correct so is has it 8.9:1 with steel head gasket and 8.55:1 with a .039 gasket.

I order the same gasket from Summit and I know what I pay, I don´t live in the USA.

Well, I have to pay 120-130$ for a pair steel head gasket and wait a cuple of weeks for new....

I have pull out my match # 383 engine, its been under my workbench for the last 25 + years now. I just put in new bearing, new rings in it and its run just fine in my engine test stand. Now to the problem, its leak oil betwen head and block in the rear ( cyl 8) I was thinking to pull of the...

Pro Form 850 DP is 1.40 in venturi size. Holley 850 DP has 1.56 venturi. When looking in my notes this is the result with a SFT cam with dur 251@050. On a 1/8 track. All intake have been portmatch and a plenum clean up and running with 1" open spacer. Holley S/D with Pro Form 850 DP = 97,3...

I have a low deck 512 in a 3860 lb streetcar with 3.91 and converter that stall 4800. I have try a couple different carb/intake. Engine has 10.3:1 and TF 240 heads and a SFT cam dur is [email protected] First out I try a Holley SD intake and a Holley 850 DP (4781), second was a M1 S/P with a Pro Form...

I had the MP .528 cam in a 512 cu with 1.6 rockers. Static kompression 10.3:1. Cam install at 109* Cranking pressure was 165 psi if I remember correct. Well, it was a blast to driv on the street, boil the tires anytime I wanted. Have fun!!

I see a lot more body separation out back than I have. I must have som god side video that's for sure, so I can adjust from there. Next time out I hope I can concentrate on the shocks. Thanks for the video, its help.

Well, I just started with no preload and I don't know were to start. The pivot just touch the spring now, is it better with preload?

Thanks for your answer. What I can se from a video taken from a track with poor traction is there are no or miner separation between tire and body out back. Is there a rule of thumb how much body separation there should be? Im the only One around here that drivs Mopar so I have no one to ask...