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CAMSHAFTS<br />

Chevrolet V-8 87-99<br />

90<br />

Application<br />

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

Brute low end torque and HP, smooth idle, daily usage,<br />

light towing, economy, also mild turbocharged, 2200-<br />

3000 cruise RPM, marine applications: primarily used in<br />

350 cu.in. near-stock engines for mild performance<br />

applications in heavy boats, 8.0 to 9.5 compression ratio<br />

advised.<br />

Brute low end torque and HP, smooth idle, daily usage,<br />

light towing, economy, also mild turbocharged, primarily<br />

used in 383+ cu.in. engines, 2200-3000 cruise RPM,<br />

marine applications: use for mild performance applications<br />

in heavy boats, 8.0 to 9.5 compression ratio<br />

advised, .900”base circle for long stroke clearance.<br />

Excellent low end and mid range torque and HP, good<br />

idle, daily usage, off road, performance and fuel efficiency,<br />

2600-3400 cruise RPM, marine applications: primarily<br />

used in 350 cu.in. mildly modified engines with high<br />

flow exhaust systems, for performance applications in<br />

light boats, 8.75 to 10.75 compression ratio advised.<br />

Good w/small supercharger, 8 lbs. maximum boost<br />

w/8.5 maximum compression ratio advised.<br />

Excellent low end and mid range torque and HP, good<br />

idle, daily usage, off road, performance and fuel efficiency,<br />

primarily used in 383+ ci.in. engnes, 2600-3400<br />

cruise RPM, marine applications: for mildly modified<br />

engines with high flow exhaust systems, for performance<br />

applications in light boats, 8.75 to 10.75 compression<br />

ratio advised. Good w/small supercharger, 8 lbs.<br />

maximum boost w/8.5 maximum compression ratio<br />

advised, .900”base circle for long stroke clearance.<br />

Excellent mid range torque and HP, good idle, moderate<br />

performance usage, crate motor upgrade, mild bracket<br />

racing, auto trans w/2000+ converter, marine applications:<br />

for 350 cu.in. modified engines with free-flowing<br />

above water exhaust systems for performance applications<br />

in light pleasure and ski boats, including jet boats,<br />

2800-3600 cruise RPM, 9.0 to 11.0 compression ratio<br />

advised. Good w/supercharger, 10 lbs. maximum boost<br />

w/8.0 maximum compression ratio advised.<br />

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

usage, crate motor upgrade, mild bracket racing,<br />

auto trans w/2500+ converter, marine applications:<br />

for 350+ cu.in. modified engines with free-flowing<br />

above water exhaust systems for performance applications<br />

in light pleasure and ski boats, including jet boats,<br />

3000-3800 cruise RPM, 9.5 to 11.0 compression ratio<br />

advised. Good w/supercharger, 10 lbs. maximum boost<br />

w/8.0 maximum compression ratio advised.<br />

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

Grind Number<br />

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

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

IMPORTANT NOTE: <strong>Crane</strong> Hydraulic Roller <strong>Cams</strong> offer tremendous<br />

power, torque and RPM potential. Due to their RPM capability<br />

and increased valve travel, it is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED<br />

that the appropriate <strong>Crane</strong> valve train components be<br />

installed for maximum performance and reliability.<br />

NOTE: The camshafts listed above incorporate the front ignition<br />

drive pilot hole for late model applications. A long cam<br />

dowel pin is installed, which can be driven in further when<br />

required for short dowel pin application engines.<br />

NOTE: 1988-99 Chevrolet 305 and 350V-8 engines (and some 1987<br />

350V-8 engines) use a different configuration camshaft core<br />

than the 57-87 engines and cannot be interchanged.<br />

Since 1975, General Motors divisions have exchanged engines<br />

RPM<br />

POWER<br />

RANGE<br />

HR-260-2-12 IG 1000-<br />

5200<br />

HR-206/319-2S-12.90 IG 1000-<br />

5200<br />

HR-276-2S-12 IG 1600-<br />

5800<br />

HR-216/339-2S-12.90 IG 1600-<br />

5800<br />

HR-218/332-2S3-12 IG 1800-<br />

6000<br />

HR-284-2S-12 IG 2000-<br />

6200<br />

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

PART NUMBER/<br />

Emissions Code<br />

CRANECAMS.COM<br />

305 (5.0L)-350 (5.7L) cu.in. (except 5.7L LS1)<br />

See pg. 294<br />

LIFTERS<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 />

109811 *a 10530-16 b 204 260 112 (5) 29 .000 .429<br />

10535-16 c 214 270 44 (10) .000 .452<br />

3<br />

109851 *a 10535-16 c 206 268 112 (4) 30 .000 .479<br />

214 276 44 (10) .000 .498<br />

3<br />

109821 *a 10530-16 b 214 276 112 0 34 .000 .488<br />

10535-16 c 222 284 48 (6) .000 .509<br />

3<br />

109671 *a 10535-16 c 216 284 112 1 35 .000 .509<br />

224 292 49 (5) .000 .528<br />

3<br />

109861 *a 10535-16 c 218 280 112 2 36 .000 .498<br />

226 288 50 (4) .000 .518<br />

3<br />

109831 *a 10535-16 c 222 284 112 4 38 .000 .509<br />

230 292 52 (2) .000 .528<br />

3<br />

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

engine you have before ordering.

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