RE: 3/4

["Gary H." <62to65mopar@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

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I'm old enough to remember too, but the old brain cells don't hold a 
charge as well as younger versions. ;-) 

Good idea on the catalog! Here's a blurb from a 1970 cam catalog from Ed 
Iskenderian Racing Cams: 

Hi-rev series cam for 318 Mopar engines:
Type: 3/4 
Intake: 22-58
Exhaust: 58-22
Lift: .425
Valve lash hot: .015
Duration: 260
Cam only $95
Cam & assembly kit: $215.00
This cam may be used with all stock factory equipment. Increased power 
above engine speeds of 1500 rpm. Extremely mild lope at idle. Excellent 
cam for everyday street driving and occasional racing. Works  well with 
automatic transmission and stock rear end gear ratios.

Gary H. 

 
Don Dulmage wrote:
> I am old enough to remember. Cams were sold by the "Camfather" Ed 
> Iskenderian as 1/2 3/4 and Full Race.
> twas a very common term till people discovered the word overlap and lobe 
> seperation which made them sound more educated and sophisticated.  
> Somewhere in my old cataloques from my teens I may have an old catalog.  
> 
> By the late sixties the term all but disappeared. 
> Don

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