Help!!! All Parts For Cam Swap
JJT
- Make sure you have a 24mm 1/2" drive socket. A lot of kits don't come with one so you will have to purchase it seperately
- You MUST, and I repeat, must pick up a longer crank bolt to get the crank pulley off. We picked one up from a Sears Hardware store (not a regular Sears). The specs are M16 x 2.0 pitch x 120mm long
For the cam swap on my buddy's car, we went with a TSR 233/239 112 LSA cam, Patriot dual valve springs, hardened pushrods, LS2 timing chain, and ported LS6 oil pump.
You're going to need a valve spring removal tool. My friend purchased Crane Cam's tool and it worked absolutely flawlessly once we got it set up correctly. It allowed us to do 2 springs at a time. It was expensive ($125+ I think), but you might be able to borrow one from a member on here. I think someone rents cam swap tools.
Also, you'll want the LS1/LS2 Basic Camshaft Swap Gasket Package Part #111-10-LS . It comes with the gaskets you need and a new harmonic balancer bolt.
Aftermarket camshaft of your choice
Here is a good small one
http://competitioncams.carshopinc.co...4652/54-418-11
Aftermarket springs
I like the comp units for most applications
http://competitioncams.carshopinc.co...14350/26918-16
harndened pushrod
7.4 works for most applications
http://competitioncams.carshopinc.co.../14904/7955-16
Crankshaft bolt
I suggest using the arp unit as it can be reused
this is a ls1 bolt!
http://arp.carshopinc.com/product_in...70070/234-2503
Optional
Oilpump
http://melling.carshopinc.com/produc...id/78550/10296
Timing chain
http://jpperformance.carshopinc.com/...id/99751/5623t

