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CAMSHAFTS<br />

Oldsmobile V-8 67-84<br />

274<br />

Application<br />

<strong>Cams</strong>haft Series/<br />

Grind Number<br />

Hydraulic Roller <strong>Cams</strong>hafts — Retrofit<br />

Excellent low end torque, good idle, daily usage, towing,<br />

performance and fuel efficiency, 2600-3000 cruise RPM,<br />

8.75 to 10.5 compression ratio advised.<br />

Good low end and mid range torque and HP, fair idle,<br />

moderate performance usage, mild bracket racing, auto<br />

trans w/2500+ converter, 3000-3600 cruise RPM, 9.5 to<br />

10.75 compression ratio advised.<br />

Good mid range torque and HP, fair idle, performance<br />

usage, best in 400+ cu.in., mild bracket racing, auto<br />

trans w/3000+ converter, good w/plate nitrous system,<br />

3600-4200 cruise RPM, 10.0 to 11.5 compression ratio<br />

advised.<br />

Good mid range and upper RPM torque and HP, rough<br />

idle, performance usage, bracket racing, best in 455+<br />

cu.in., auto trans w/3500+ converter, good w/manifold<br />

nitrous system, 4200-5000 cruise RPM, good with aluminum<br />

heads, 10.5 to 12.0 compression ratio advised.<br />

Mechanical Lifter <strong>Cams</strong>hafts<br />

Good low and mid range torque and HP, fair idle, moderate<br />

performance usage, bracket racing, auto trans<br />

w/2000+ converter, 3400-3800 cruise RPM, 10.0 to 11.5<br />

compression ratio advised.<br />

Good mid range torque and HP, rough idle, moderate<br />

performance usage, bracket racing, best in 400+ cu.in.,<br />

auto trans w/2500+ converter, 3800-4200 cruise RPM,<br />

11.0 to 12.0 compression ratio advised.<br />

Mechanical Roller <strong>Cams</strong>hafts<br />

Good mid range torque and HP, rough idle, performance<br />

usage, good low and mid range torque and HP, bracket<br />

racing, auto trans w/race converter, 11.0 to 12.5 compression<br />

ratio advised.<br />

Good mid to upper RPM torque and HP, rough idle, performance<br />

usage, bracket racing, auto trans w/race converter,<br />

good w/plate nitrous system, 11.5 minimum<br />

compression ratio advised.<br />

Good upper RPM torque and HP, competition only, good<br />

mid to upper RPM torque and HP, bracket racing, auto<br />

trans w/race converter, good w/manifold nitrous system.<br />

12.5 minimum compression ratio advised.<br />

Competition only, good upper RPM HP, Super Stock, stick<br />

shift or auto w/trans brake, 12.5 minimum compression<br />

ratio advised.<br />

RPM range shown is for average usage. These cam profiles<br />

will RPM higher, depending upon application.<br />

IMPORTANT: Adjustable Vacuum Advance Kit available. See page<br />

333 for details.<br />

NOTE: Refer to the chart on page 270 to determine which bank<br />

angle engine you have.<br />

NOTE: <strong>Cams</strong>hafts for the 45º bank angle engines (79-prefix) are<br />

available on special order.<br />

RPM<br />

POWER<br />

RANGE<br />

HR-214/325-2S-12 IG 1400-<br />

5600<br />

HR-222/339-2S-12 IG 1800-<br />

6000<br />

HR-230/352-2S-14 IG 2200-<br />

6400<br />

HR-242/372-2S-14 IG 3000-<br />

6800<br />

F-238/3200-2-10 2800-<br />

6600<br />

F-248/3334-2-8 3600-<br />

7400<br />

R-252/420-2-8 3200-<br />

7400<br />

R-262/420-2-10 3600-<br />

7600<br />

R-272/420-2-10 4200-<br />

8200<br />

R-282/450-2S2-8 5000-<br />

8800<br />

260-307 (5.0L)-350 (5.7L)-400-403-425-455 cu.in.<br />

– 39º bank angle engines<br />

<strong>Cams</strong>haft<br />

PARTNUMBER/<br />

EmissionsCode<br />

See pg. 294<br />

LIFTERS<br />

CRANECAMS.COM<br />

COMPLETE CAM SPECIFICATIONS<br />

Degrees<br />

Duration<br />

@ .050”<br />

Int/Exh.<br />

Advertised<br />

Degrees<br />

Duration<br />

Int/Exh.<br />

Degrees<br />

Lobe<br />

Separation<br />

Open/Close<br />

@ .050”<br />

Cam Lift<br />

Int/Exh<br />

Lash<br />

Hot<br />

Int.<br />

Exh.<br />

Gross<br />

Lift<br />

Int.<br />

Exh.<br />

809611 *a 28532-16 c 214 276 112 0 34 .000 .520<br />

222 284 48 (6) .000 .542<br />

3<br />

809621 *a 28532-16 c 222 284 112 4 38 .000 .542<br />

230 292 52 (2) .000 .563<br />

3<br />

809631 *a 28532-16 c 230 292 114 6 44 .000 .563<br />

242 304 60 2 .000 .595<br />

3<br />

809641 *a 28532-16 c 242 304 114 12 50 .000 .595<br />

254 316 66 8 .000 .595<br />

3<br />

801181 * 99250-16 d 238 300 110 14 44 .022 .512<br />

248 310 58 9 .022 .533<br />

3<br />

801231 * 99250-16 d 248 310 108 21 47 .022 .533<br />

258 320 62 16 .022 .555<br />

3<br />

808801 *b 28570-16 e 252 284 108 22 50 .020 .672<br />

262 294 63 19 .020 .672<br />

3<br />

808811 *b 28570-16 e 262 294 110 25 57 .020 .672<br />

272 304 70 22 .020 .672<br />

3<br />

808821 *b 28570-16 e 272 304 110 30 62 .020 .672<br />

282 314 75 27 .020 .672<br />

3<br />

808351 *b 28570-16 e 282 322 108 36 66 .026 .720<br />

292 332 77 35 .026 .681<br />

NOTE: The proper <strong>Crane</strong> pushrods should be used with <strong>Crane</strong> lifters<br />

to provide the most accurate valve adjustment. Refer to the<br />

chart on page 270 for the correct cam, lifter and pushrod<br />

applications.<br />

NOTE: For hydraulic roller, mechanical lifter, and roller lifter<br />

camshaft applications, it is highly recommended that the<br />

cylinder heads be machined for 99157-16 7/16” screw-in<br />

studs and pushrod guideplates, to provide a means of<br />

effecting valve adjustment. Custom length heat treated<br />

pushrods will then be required. Refer to page 305 for<br />

special pushrod ordering instructions.<br />

3<br />

NOTE: 1985-1990 307 cu.in. engines are 39º bank angle and are<br />

equipped with hydraulic roller camshafts and tappets.<br />

Tappet diameter is .921”. Conventional hydraulic, hydraulic<br />

roller, mechanical, or roller camshafts and lifters can be<br />

installed in these engines if a thrust spacer is fabricated<br />

and the appropriate kit components are used. Bushing the<br />

lifter bores to .842” diameter would also be required.<br />

Since 1975 General Motors divisions have exchanged<br />

engines throughout different models. Be certain of exactly<br />

which engine you have before ordering.

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