Dodge Plymouth Arm

Dodge Plymouth Arm

A question on the scale ...?

I have a 73 Plymouth Duster with a 360ci engine got a 76 Dodge 1 ton van. I could not afford new rocker if I had to go with one smaller room, which is a 228/228 .454/.454. Now I have money and need to buy new rockers with a proportion higher for the effect of a large room. The problem is that I can not find anywhere on the Internet about the relationship between stocks that switches the engine, I guess that's the standard 1.5. If this is true, then how do I calculate what the ratio rockers require travel, 600 or 630 lift? (In, 454 time) and also the car will be driven on the road and sometimes bare. And what would a camshaft with 600 rpm kick lift? And the crankshaft is not in stock, so I am changing around 5650rpm. A great camera deserves in this area? And if it contributes to the size, rear axle is 3.33, with a ratio of 9.3Compression

HI I looked at the top and everything on the list are 1.5 or 1.6 rockers Its takes a bit of a rocker you'll have to change cams to get that type of lift. Here is the site of the summit, and a site link Edelbrock. http://www.edelbrock.com/automotive_new/ http://www.summitracing.com/ Good luck Tim

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