301 3,000 rpm antique cam

IN560 · Jan 29, 2020

Where?s the best place to get a good cam for a IH 301
running 3,000 4mph?

VicS · Jan 30, 2020

I would call competition cams in Memphis Tn. We have tried a 350 Chevy towing grind. With good results. Also Vogel enterprises at Effingham Il.

IN560 · Jan 31, 2020

Thanks VICS

MikeJM · Jan 31, 2020

I just sent 2 D282/301 cams out to Vogel to see what can be done with them.

I had Berry Cams out in Lester Prairie, MN grind a C153 cam for an antique puller, runs extremely well for what it is.

IN560 · Jan 31, 2020

What about lemmons or murphy's?

Old binder · Jan 31, 2020

Is the 301 combine cam any different grind than the tractor cam? How much advantage is there at this rpm to get a custom grind with engine mods like offset grind crank, flattop pistons, port and polish 301 head. Thanks.

VicS · Jan 31, 2020

I don't think there is any difference,
between a tractor or combine cam. But I do
know my friends 460 with a 4 in Chevy
piston and a 5 in stroke. With a tube
intake and a big carb is seriously
competitive in the 6 mph 4500. And on
anything but a sticky clay track will pull
4500 8 mph. Technology moves on. New cam
grinds are way better. It's not all fuel
injection on your new pickup.

4010 puller · Feb 11, 2020

Are lots of guys still using bullet cams in Mississippi?

Old binder · Feb 11, 2020

Did comp make you a new cam or regrind a old one? Guessing most places weld them and then regrind. Thanks.

IN560 · Feb 20, 2020

I heard bullet cams are soft

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