what size cam?
#1
what size cam?
I have a 86 5.0 roller motor with stock 86 heads, and the motor has flat top pistons. The heads do have 1.7 roller rockers in them. I was wondering if there is any way i can put a aftermarket cam in this motor without messing up the valves?
Thanks
Thanks
#2
what size cam?
Before you feel the benefits of any cam swap take those heads and throw them in the dumpster. You will be much more satisfied with a head swap than a cam swap. But if you do both then you will be really satisfied. I run the motorsport Z-303 and love it. Good luck!
#3
what size cam?
Heads really arent in my price range at the moment. I was just going to put a spring kit on them and hopefully get a cam to work with the 1.7 rockers. Anybody else have any suggestions?
#5
what size cam?
What year stock heads would you recommend? I figured i could just send them to the machine shop and have them dipped and milled and put a spring kit in them. What size cam would i be able to use with those heads and the 1.7 rockers? Thanks for the help.
#7
what size cam?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=33617
check that out, that's cheap for those heads, and thier nice!!!
check that out, that's cheap for those heads, and thier nice!!!
#10
what size cam?
You have an '86 motor??? You can pretty much forget the cam swap then. You will have to have major work done to fit a cam and heads. The only thing an '86 motor can take is either a head change (to the newer stock 5.0 heads) or a rocker swap. I see you already have the rocker swap. The '86 motor came with flat top pistons with no valve reliefs in them and have very MINIMAL clearance between them and the valves. Before being able to upgrade that motor, the pistons will have to be fly cut. It would be cheaper to get a newer 5.0 from a yard and swap it out. The '86 heads ARE junk. Small valves and a terrible combustion chamber. You can go with the E7 heads off a newer 5.0 but you will have to give up your 1.7 rockers and go back to 1.6's.