Schneider 264-72F Cam

That Schneider camshaft you list is somewhat similar in specs to the Isky 301 S-66-IN S598-EX camshaft. The Isky camshaft has a good rumble in the exhaust and while providing good low-end power, it also does well in the fuel economy department. I’ve had that particular Isky camshaft ground on lobe centerlines anywhere from 108° to 113° depending upon the application. 110° lobe centers are the go-to number for a standard shift application. Here’s the spec sheet for the Isky.

Lorena, Texas (South of Waco)

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55blacktie	Posted 2 Years Ago
Supercharged Group: Forum Members Last Active: 2 days ago Posts: 1.1K, Visits: 1.7K	Has anyone used the Schneider 264-72F cam, Part # 13059? Adv. Duration Intake: 264/Exhaust: 272 Duration @ .050 Intake: 222/Exhaust: 230 Lobe Lift Intake: .300/Exhaust: .307 LSA: 110
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Ted	Posted 2 Years Ago
Co-Administrator Group: Administrators Last Active: Yesterday Posts: 7.4K, Visits: 205.0K	That Schneider camshaft you list is somewhat similar in specs to the Isky 301 S-66-IN S598-EX camshaft. The Isky camshaft has a good rumble in the exhaust and while providing good low-end power, it also does well in the fuel economy department. I’ve had that particular Isky camshaft ground on lobe centerlines anywhere from 108° to 113° depending upon the application. 110° lobe centers are the go-to number for a standard shift application. Here’s the spec sheet for the Isky. Lorena, Texas (South of Waco)
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Schneider 264-72F Cam

Schneider 264-72F Cam

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