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pegleg
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Charlie, Factory key, no advance, no retard. That thing sounds great Young'n!
Frank/Rebop Bristol, In ( by Elkhart)  
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Stake, I wanted to install the cam straight up but the keyway is off enough that I could not. I probably could have played around with the cam chain to get what I wanted but I didn't think of it at the time. John, I plan to be there again this year. Hopefuly the truck will make it this time. I made it to Tennessee last year. I have a lot of work to do between now and then - a new wire harness and replacing the cab mount sheet metal are at the top of the list. I'd like to have a 5-speed in too. I may just try to trailer it there. I don't normally like doing that but it's 600 miles, one way. There's a lot of stuff on it that's still old - it wouldn't be good for it to break while racing that far away. It looks like there may be a good number of trucks there this year! Hoosier, What's a straight key? Is that what I'm calling straight up?
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John F
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I will be there for sure. I admit it I'm hooked.
John F  Ballwin, MO 
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Stake bed: I'm not running the same cam as Charlie, and I'm running mine with a straight key. John F, since you are looking to see Charlie at Columbus next year, that means you'll be there again. We GOT YA. The other John F.
John - "The Hoosier Hurricane"

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John F
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Hey charlie, it looks great! I'll bet it sounds as sweet as it looks. I'm looking forward to seeing it run at the shootout. Keep us all posted.
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Thanks Charlie. 2/5 Degrees Retarted? Was the s/c cam built with alot of advance or something? I think I read that Hoosier H. sets his back a degree or two...
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charliemccraney
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The master cylinder is a corvette unit. I think 1968ish. I made a mounting plate to mount it. It's about the same as the stock ford plate. The bolt spacing is a little wider on the chevy mc.
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yehaabill
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Y-Guy: I'm jealous!!!!! Thats a rightous ride man. While admiring everything, I have a question. What is the mastercylinder from? (I'm about to tackle that job soon.) Thx Bill
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charliemccraney
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Sure! There are no machining secrets or anything in this motor. I did check clearances and I know where everything is. It is a 318 stroker kit from Mummert. The heads are street ported G's with 1.6:1 Dove roller rockers. Compression is some where between 9.4 and 9.6. The cam has .295 lift, 226@.050, 274 advertised, 112 lobe separation and installed about 2.5 degrees retarded. The headers are Red's stubbies, 1 1/2" primaries and 2.5" collector. The exhaust is 2.5" from the headers to the outlets which dump just in front of the axle. The carb is an Edelbrock 600 with a K&N filter, housing, and stub stack. The intake is Blue Thunder. I think that is all of the important specs.
Lawrenceville, GA
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Sounds & looks fantastic! Maybe a ride-along video next??? What heads did you end up with? Any other specs you willing to share?
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