History What cam is in your Ardun Flathead???????

Anyone running an Ardun Flathead here??

Id like to know what your running for a camshaft and even more specifically, have you messed around with changing out the cam to go bigger so to speak.

Thanks.


-Jason

 

Give the Ferguson's a call. They're pushing over 300 in their liner with an ardun flathead

 

valve covers ?

 

Who????




-Jason

 

Go to www.ardun.com. Shows the repro Ardun heads, etc., that Don Ferguson is producing. I bought quite a few parts from him for my Ardun. I'll have to do some digging in my records to see what cam was used -- it's an Isky, but I don't remember the specs.

 

I don't have an Ardun. If I did, I'd run the baddest MF'n street can I could possibly (no, the baddest MF'n cam Jay Leno) could get. Zora made these for more power and reliability. Why not drive it?

 

Wow, an Ardun flathead.

Never seen one of those.

 

I have an ARDUN in a '32 Roadster , motor built by Cotton Werksman . He uses a cam from Howard's Racing Cams thats ground to his specs . Seems to be a good cam thats user friendly , nice idle and good low end for the street..............Z

 

Z. Got any pics of the whole car that you would like to share?

 

Aussie Steve

 

It's an Isky Max-1 if the card is correct.

 

The cam I bought from Fergsuon was ground to his specs by a company callled Bullet Cams.

 

yep...hit up AussieSteve.

 

Hello! I think 3/8 Potvin are a nice cam but how it works with ardun heads? Are they still for sale new ?

 

Anybody actually running a Potvin 3/8 with an Ardun?

 

Anyone else have any more input on this subject? I've got a 32-34 ford steel cam that I'm going to have reground but I'm interested in what your real-world cam specs are...?

 

Try PM'ing Ronnieroadster on the HAMB. He runs an Ardun in his deuce.

 

I ran a Herbert roller in mine (see avatar), don't remember the duration or overlap, but it was well engineered (plates that welded inside the block to keep the rollers from turning was the only construction challenge)...I think that Chet Herbert is still in business but not sure they would grind an Ardun cam...but you could check.

 

Thunderbirdesq send me PM having built a number of ARDUNs as well as actually use one almost daily I might be able to help you with the needed info. Ronnieroadster

 

Crower offers roller cams & lifters. Essentially a bearing on the lifter (comes w/ a drill jig to make it happen) guides it & keeps it in line! I think that's the route I'd take.

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