Chris from Wa
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I am installing a 240 head on my super c block. Do I need to use a 240 camshaft? Any difference in push rod length?
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Janicholson
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Assuming it has the same Number of bolts holding it on (some late might have more bolts, but I do not know for sure) the same bolts and pushrods should work. The 240 cam is a bit more desirable I think, but it will work with either. JimN
Chris from Wa
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Thanks for the info.
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