Cam and parts question
10-31-2006, 03:48 PM
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Cam and parts question So far i have a custom cam
@summit part number CRN-10308-1 those springs and seats. I believe theyre crane doubles. I think thats what i was told
and retainers
I believe im going to get gaskets.. From felpro, do I need head gaskets or intake gaskets?
Im gettin GMPP guideplates with 7/16 crane cams screw in studs
And Im gettin some probably GMPP chromoly pushrods but im not sure what size to get. Some insight there would help. Thanks alot!!
@summit part number CRN-10308-1 those springs and seats. I believe theyre crane doubles. I think thats what i was told
and retainers
I believe im going to get gaskets.. From felpro, do I need head gaskets or intake gaskets?
Im gettin GMPP guideplates with 7/16 crane cams screw in studs
And Im gettin some probably GMPP chromoly pushrods but im not sure what size to get. Some insight there would help. Thanks alot!!
10-31-2006, 06:48 PM
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If you search summit you'll get all the right part numbers you need, or get them from Thunder like I told ya. You need intake gaskets, not head gaskets. You'll also need a timing cover gasket set. With both of those you should have all the gaskets you need.
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Originally Posted by goodrich969
7/16 or 3/6 because ive been told to get both of them.. So im not sure which one.
11-02-2006, 10:18 AM
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all screw in studs(like lt1/lt4s) have 7/16 threads that go into the head, the top portion(where the rocker nut goes on) is either 3/8 or 7/16, if you get new rockers and want new studs, get 7/16s studs and rockers(they are stronger/more stable at higher rpms then 3/8s)
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Awesome, my cam has one or two little small grooves in it.. Ill post some pictures but I was wondering if it was still perfectly functional. Thanks so far.
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Another question to go with the above 2....i want to get new bearings incase mine are worn... what size and everything would i be looking for. Thanks again