The Ford 427 SOHC “Cammer” engine is one of the most legendary and controversial big-blocks ever developed during the height of American racing innovation. Built to dominate NASCAR and challenge ...
For automakers, the 1960s were a time of unbridled power and speed. Prior to the arrival and widespread implementation of emissions control devices in the 1970s, car manufacturers were pumping out a ...
HOT ROD Editor Eric Dahlquist called it the "90-Day Wonder," but you know it as the Ford 427ci SOHC! The Cammer—for those close to this mythical motor's odyssey—was Ford's answer to the 426 Hemi. The ...
If I were to ask you to name the most iconic engine of the sixties, chances are (very high) that you’d come back with “426 Hemi,” “L88,” “ZL1,” “Side Oiler,” “Cobra Jet,” “454 V8,” “Boss 429,” “440 ...
As conceived, the cammer Ford was a normally aspirated design of 255 cubic inches. Because of US AC displacement rules, the turbocharged version displaces 159 inches. The displacement shrink comes ...
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