Since I bought the 409...(Fresh rebuild and never been started). I have been too busy to get it installed in the 62'. But here's an "off the wall" question. This engine has the Isky Z-66 grind cam. 268 Duration, with .520 lift with 110 degree lobe separation. Never heard a running 09 engine, other than on dq's web site which is very impressive for those of you that have not linked up yet. 
Always liked the "old school" lumpy cam attitude. Would anyone be able to comment on whether this particular Isky Z-66 cam has this? Cam is solid lifter with roller rockers. Previously thought it was a roller cam...its not. Not racing the car, just want to intimidate a little bit on a street level.
Just a bit curious to know before installation and start-up.
I've found a web site that provide "audio" for muffler types. Are there any web sites for cam profiles? Bet you've never seen that question before.
RCE1962
Ron
Always liked the "old school" lumpy cam attitude. Would anyone be able to comment on whether this particular Isky Z-66 cam has this? Cam is solid lifter with roller rockers. Previously thought it was a roller cam...its not. Not racing the car, just want to intimidate a little bit on a street level.
Just a bit curious to know before installation and start-up.
I've found a web site that provide "audio" for muffler types. Are there any web sites for cam profiles? Bet you've never seen that question before.
RCE1962
Ron
thats not a 409 engine just a great engine sound FX off the internet,,,,
bang It should be just right for your engine. I think the description of "Smooth/ slight lope idle" should be about right. It should be very streetable yet have a nice musclecar idle. I think you're going to like it.
