Cam Decision

Best suggestion I have is to phone comp cams or lunati and ask them. They will steer you in the right direction.

first decide what rpm range you plan to operate the engine in on a regular basis. then look at the parts you plan on using, and use a cam that compliments the rpm range of those components. for example, if you are using a performer intake, and small tube headers, then you want a cam that will work in the off idle to 4000 rpm range. you can stretch this some by selecting a cam that works say from 1500-5000 rpm. going much larger than that will impinge on drivability. for your application i recommend the comp cams high energy 260 grind, but you can go to the 268 high energy grind with no loss of drivability, but you will have a lumpier idle.