Cam questions
Cam questions Ok guys I am changing my cam very soon. I have 3 cams in mind. Is there a way to determine if a cam will fit in my car with stock heads before I order the cam? the specs on the cams are:
Cam 1 - 240 244 .609 .612 110
Cam 2 - 242 248 .610 .624 110
Cam 1 - 240 244 .609 .612 110
Cam 2 - 242 248 .610 .624 110
Last edited by supersix; Nov 2, 2005 at 03:36 PM.
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i think that you will need to fly cut the pistons if you are going to use the stock ones but if you are going with an aftermarket ones with -2cc valve relife on them i think that you wont have a problem
Originally Posted by smask04C5
Yep, there is a way, degree it and clay it. That way you'll know for sure.
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Originally Posted by smask04C5
there probably is a formula for it, but if claying determines insufficient clearance, just flycut your pistons, not too difficult