Farms With CASE - 4/2/2012 20:06

To my understanding all the Big Cam's were identical for the most part. There were low flow and standard for cooling systems but piston's, liners, cranks, heads, etc were all identical. To make a BC 300 into at BC 350 you upped the fuel or put in bigger injectors and maybe a timing change. To make a BC 350 into a BC 400 you swapped injectors, upped the fuel rate and changed the timing. To make a BC 400 into a BC 444 you swapped injectors upped the fuel rate and changed the timing. To make a BC 444 into a BC 600 you swapped injectors for really big ones, had the fuel pump reworked to flow lots of fuel, added a dual fuel line kit, fed it all the fresh air you could, gave it lots of exhaust flow, changed the timing and if you wanted to really make it live ceramic coated the pistons. To make a BC 600 into a BC 800 you do as mentioned for a BC 600 and change turbos, port the head, balance it, and add retarded huge injectors then enjoy it. A BC 800 has the same crank, pistons (albeit ceramic coated), liners, block, etc as a BC 300. Pretty much any Big Cam is a good engine in my book. Then again so are most 3406's.