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(.527 cam) has been allowed to happen and for decades, how would you "right the ship"
You can't ! Like it or not It's NHRA 's game and they will do what they want |
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My understanding is that a version of the 427, C8AX-6250-C hydraulic camshaft, with the adjustable 1.76 rocker arms with 0.527" lift was approved by NHRA in 1968 for use on the Stock Eliminator 428 CJ Mustangs by a letter issued by Ford. There was a lot that took place behind the scenes, including the so-called, Canadian, SK cylinder heads, developed by Bruce Sizemore and as shared on the following link: https://www.428cobrajet.org/straight...canadian-heads |
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Before NHRA took it away they were allowed on those combos since 1969 |
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Besides changes in shipping weights has NHRA listed a form for the deletion of engine combos and the refactoring of engines some where? Similar to what they do with end of year HP adjustments. Good Times
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Ford did not submit the .527 cam to NHRA as a Legal replacement cam for the 67-70 Shelby GT 500, the Manufacturer did.
NHRA made the decision to allow all 428CJ cars to use the cam. Shelby American sales brochure listed quite a few options on this car other than a camshaft. Have a great day, could be your last. RJ |
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