camshaft and ST header instal labor and tips
thats not true if you can get pressurized air into the cylinder (there is a hose you can get at the parts store to attach to a compressor) that will hold the valves shut in turn no need to pull the heads
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Yes, you can. But the tight space it is easier. If you have to machine for the springs or studs they gotta come off.
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1.looking at picking up a GM847 cam with 610' Lift Springs and valve seals. 3/8 rocker studs And guideplates. and hardend pushrods,, 200bucks,, is that a good deal ?
2. also what will the labor on that run me with also doing shorttube headers and y pipe?
3. What else would be recommended to do during this time and costs?
Thankyou
2. also what will the labor on that run me with also doing shorttube headers and y pipe?
3. What else would be recommended to do during this time and costs?
Thankyou
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with that kind of lift and rpm range your looking at building the bottom end. also going to need other mods like rear end and trans improvements. good cam just not so streetable. do you need to pass emissions tests? bc considering the ease of changing spark plugs attaching the air hose to the heads would be a breeze right...
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check my build thread,,, this is what it sounds like,,, im not a very good photo guy
led plate lights and nice idle sound track - YouTube
lt1 with raptor level 3 4l60 - YouTube
led plate lights and nice idle sound track - YouTube
lt1 with raptor level 3 4l60 - YouTube
with that kind of lift and rpm range your looking at building the bottom end. also going to need other mods like rear end and trans improvements. good cam just not so streetable. do you need to pass emissions tests? bc considering the ease of changing spark plugs attaching the air hose to the heads would be a breeze right...
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yep its one thing to squeeze your arm in there to get the plug to start, another to get a hose in there. im sure it can be done. other side of it is getting the spring to compress and get the retainers in on the back cylinders. i almost went that route but getting a spring compressor that would fit in there was a challange.
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