Roller Conversion Cam in a Roller Block?
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From: Killeen TX
Roller Conversion Cam in a Roller Block? Will it work? Found the cam I'd like for a pretty darn good price, but its a "roller conversion" camshaft. My block is an L31 roller block. I have read you can put a flat tappet camshaft in a roller block without much fuss. But not sure if a "conversion" camshaft will work in a roller block. Thanks in advance.
Will be a flat nose cam instead of a step nose. Also there is a fuel pump lobe added.
you’ll need an earlier style timing set, a spacer to replace the retention plate, and run a cam button/or roller button cover
personally I’d get the correct step nosed cam as it’s a superior retention design.
you’ll need an earlier style timing set, a spacer to replace the retention plate, and run a cam button/or roller button cover
personally I’d get the correct step nosed cam as it’s a superior retention design.
Thread Starter
On The Tree
Joined: Jul 2021
Posts: 120
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From: Killeen TX
Will be a flat nose cam instead of a step nose. Also there is a fuel pump lobe added.
you’ll need an earlier style timing set, a spacer to replace the retention plate, and run a cam button/or roller button cover
personally I’d get the correct step nosed cam as it’s a superior retention design.
you’ll need an earlier style timing set, a spacer to replace the retention plate, and run a cam button/or roller button cover
personally I’d get the correct step nosed cam as it’s a superior retention design.
anyways thanks for the reply. I appreciate the advisement!
