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Kelford 272 or 280

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cjridert1

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Jul 4, 2007
Akron, Ohio
Im in contact with Kelford, but wanted to run it by you fellas here as well.
I have a set of K272s as well as a set of kelford 280s (280/276) at my disposal for next season.
2.0L, 8.3:1 wisecos/eagle rods, ported head, kiggly springs, HX52, twin scoll T4 mani, L19 studs.

I didnt want to rev past 9k for some sort of engine longevity. So Im looking for a cam with power 5k-9k (although this is possibly subject to change).
Car sees some street, but I dont really care if it doesnt have street manners.

Thoughts/suggestions?
 
It is said that Kelford 272's are actually closer to most other 272's and you arent stroking it so the 272's should work fine for you amigo.
 
Who says the 280s will make more the 272s? Really dyno time will only prove what you can make and where you ate trying to make he power.
 
Thanks for the replies guys. Im leaning toward the 280s since the targeted powerband seems to fall more within my goals, but Ive been reading about a # of guys revving the 272s to 9k no problem (and meanwhile having a little more mid range power)
 
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