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Send me money and I will be glad to do it that way.agreed but why does he have to tear it down again?
I'd just yank it have the thing honed or bored whatever is needed, buy ya a cam kit from northern and/or a rebuild kit, master kit they call it, with oil pump gaskets and pistons, rings etc.
I'd quit messing with it and rebuild it and be done, either that or live with it's problems it has now and bad lifter or cam, buy one build it, minus the heads, then swap the top end over and drop in a new motor.
AC delco P/N hs66....round 12 bucks. Still want to go to pull a part for a lifter? And, If you find that your cam is wiped out, let me know, I have one here with 12000 miles on it...I`ll ship it out.Send me money and I will be glad to do it that way.
I live paycheck to paycheck and don't have a nest egg. Actually this is the first year in a long time I actually had one, it was $1k and now it's gone. That was my Christmas savings for my kids. Now I got to start all over again beacuse that **** will be knocking on the door before ya know it. I wouldn't tourture myself with this **** if I had the money to knock it out at one shot. I took a gamble and I lost, and I am used to it and I will prevail in the end, beacause I never give up.
And if it is a bad lifter I will be going to pull-a-part for the replacment one, Hahahahahahah.
I need a fukin beer...
Read back a few posts...he is paycheck to paycheck. Stock cams are just fine, an F-body cam`s torque range would be too high. These trucks run mostly in the 12 to 2200 rpm range.You can't run a used lifter, it will wipe you cam if it isn't already.
And if you swap the cam, do yourself a REALLY big favor and GO ROLLER! I've lost three flat tappet cams in the last couple years, and all of them had been properly broken it. Modern oil just can't keep them alive.
Your block was roller cam-ready wasn't it? Go to the junkyard, find a '87-up F-body with V8, pull the roller cam setup from it and run it. If you can afford it, buy a new Comp roller cam to use in place of the crappy stock cam.
AC delco P/N hs66....round 12 bucks. Still want to go to pull a part for a lifter? And, If you find that your cam is wiped out, let me know, I have one here with 12000 miles on it...I`ll ship it out.
One more thing too. I just wanted to be clear about using old lifters... it can only be done with rollers. Not sure I worded things very well before.
That's why I got a bench grinder, lol....... which can get a sharp edge and slowly whittle away the cam lobe if it's not matched with the lobe it came from.