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Old 04-19-2013, 03:05 PM   #1
Longhorn 70
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BOAT cam in a truck? Opinions please.

I have been looking to replace the tired 425 Olds in my 3/4 ton. One of the rods is making a noise and telling the others that he is longer than them. I like the Olds power, economy and reliability not to mention the truck is already set up for Olds.

I have found a replacement Olds engine for a reasonable price. It was built for a jet boat though. I don't really know much about the boat cams except they are used in apps that turn 4500 r.p.m. for extended periods of time and make good vacuum down low. Would/could this be good in a truck app???

Should I just go back to the small block Chevy and be done with it??

Thanks in advance for all opinions.
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