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Discussion in 'Early CJ5 and CJ6 Tech' started by ZBO, Mar 3, 2008.

  1. ZBO

    ZBO ZBO

    Cam Name Adv dur dur @ .050 lift lobe sep Part number Lifter part # Valve spring # retainer part #
    OEM 285/295
    401/401





    Isky
    256/256 202/202 450/450 112 116125 202-HY 625/626 627-ST
    Isky
    265/262 208/208 465/465 109 116126 202-HY 625/626 627-ST
    COMP 252H 252/252 206/206 438/438 110 63-234-4 869-12 979-12 742-12
    COMP 260H 260/260 212/212 454/454 110 63-235-4 869-12 979-12 742-12
    COMP 268H 268/268 218/218 468/468 110 63-246-4 869-12 869-12 742-12

    Which cam can I use with stock pistons and rods? Which cam(s) will I have clearance issues if any? The motor is stock, this is the first rebuild also where do you guys recommend purchasing the cam kit? Anyone from dallas ,tx know of a good machine shop? I'm thinking of using Big City Motors for my machine work.
    Thanks
    Marc




    Oh for those of you who are following I finally got the pistons out.
     
  2. Warloch

    Warloch Did you say Flattie??? Staff Member

    I have never used the Isky cams. I will say that for low end power you can not beat the COMP 252H and if you want a little more top end the 260H has worked well.
     
  3. ZBO

    ZBO ZBO

    Thanks Warloch, does that mean that I dont have any clearance issues?
     
  4. sparky

    sparky Sandgroper Staff Member Founder

    To answer your question with the 252H, no.

    Further, I'm not aware of any issues with any of the cams I have listed.

    252H gets my vote, it's in my 225.
     
  5. jayhawkclint

    jayhawkclint ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ

    :iagree: If you use it off road, go for the 252H. Makes lots of power without compromising low end vac. Really happy with it myself.
     
  6. willys59cj5

    willys59cj5 Sponsor

    Another vote for the 252.....I have it in my 225:)