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Need advice for cams, lifters, pistons 1975 L48

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I have just purchased a 1975 L-48 that has a Pete Jackson drive gear, comp. roller rockers, heads were ported and decked, new Stainless steel valves, 3 angle comp valve job, new Edelbrock Perma Star polished billet Manifold, new Edelbrock 650 Thunderbird 4 barrel carb., Edelbrock tri-angular Elite air cleaner, new super comp. headers, new Flowmaster Delta 40 dual exhaust. Also has new Dewitt aluminum radiator, rebuilt rear, new half shafts, new U-joints, new spindles inner and outer, new seals and bearings with 370 gears.

I want to get some more power from my car and I heard pistons, cam, and lifters are an affordable way to get some good power. I was hoping someone can help suggest what parts I should buy! What compression ratio is ideal?

Thank You!
Mike
 
Mike, a CompCams XE 268 Cam might be a good choice. I would also consider a stall (torque) converter for some additional HP. This is my next purchase and install.
 
Jeff,

Thank you I will take a look at the CompCams XE 268. I actually was just about to order a torque converter from jegs, stall speed of 2400 rpm. That what you would recomend?
 
Mike, I have not done enough research on this to be sure. Although, my brother and I are thinking anywhere from 2400 to 2800.
 

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