Specs on Anderson N-412 cam?

shootshescores

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Anderson keeps the specs on his cams under lock and key. Some people say its because he borrows the specs from other manufacturers. That I don't know about, but I do know that I would like to see the specs on the N-421. There is a great post on another forum that pulls up in google that gives the specs on most Anderson cams but not the N-421. Does anybody know them?

 

joel5.0

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From this thread......

N-412 Cam Spec

Engine 302HO/351

Duration at .006 -- Int. 276 Exh. 284
Duration at .050 -- Int. 222 Exh. 230
Timing events at .050 --Int. 3/39 Exh. 51/-1
Lobe lift @ cam -- Int. .320 Exh. .320

Gross Valve Lift w/1.6 Int. 0.512 Exh. 0.512

-Lobe Seperation 112
-Degree intake Lobe to 108
-Valve Lash (hot) Int. & Exh. 0

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N-412 Cam Spec Engine 302HO/351

Duration at .006 -- Int. 276 Exh. 284
Duration at .050 -- Int. 222 Exh. 230
Timing events at .050 --Int. 3/39 Exh. 51/-1
Lobe lift @ cam -- Int. .320 Exh. .320
Gross Valve Lift w/1.6 Int. 0.512 Exh. 0.512
-Lobe Seperation 112
-Degree intake Lobe to 108
-Valve Lash (hot) Int. & Exh. 0


I actually found it on the same thread about twenty minutes after my post.
However, it raises another question:

Here is a cam card for the N-41...
View attachment 309247

The two cams are very similiar, but there are some slight differences mainly in the timing events @ .050, Lobe separation, and degree intake lobe to.

Can someone please take a look at the two specs and explain, in detail, how the two will behave and what their differences will feel like behind the wheel?

 

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