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siverlyboy
PostPosted: Sat Apr 04, 2020 6:34 pm 
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I have a brand new in the box cam kit from Direct Connection. The part number on the Box is 4286679 but inside the box is a long skinny box with a new cam in it with the part #4286678. Is anyone familiar with what I have ? Which number is the correct number for the cam ? What are the characteristics of this cam ?
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and739
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I found this by Googling “Direct Connection 4286679” it links back to the Articles page of this website.
http://www.slantsix.org/articles/racing ... index.html
Tons of info right there.
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Usually casting numbers are 1 number apart from Part Numbers. Usually.

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One number is for the cam, the other for the whole kit.

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drgonzo
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Info I've collected on cams says that #4286679 is the 268 degree .476 lift grind.

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Good midrange cam. Would not run it with less than 2400 RPM stall converter, and I would personally use 2800.

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Joshie225
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You can find the cam listed in this chart:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1gLMI6 ... Vt1m3PDbaI

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