cam and lifters
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cam and lifters
Hi, if I'm going to replace the intake manifold and carb with a 500CFM Edelbrock and Perormer manifold, how big of a job is it to replce the cam and lifters with the Edelbrock performer? How bout the Edelbrock timing chain?
#2
RE: cam and lifters
Heck you are mostly there already, just remove the radiator for front clearance and follow the instructions. You might consider a matched edelbrock package all the way though including new springs, lifters, push rods, etc. Perk it right up!
#4
RE: cam and lifters
You will definitely see good gains in HP and torque even without doing the heads. I agree with 69mach. get a matched cam combo. you cant go wrong. Add in a nice twin system and headers, and you will be very happy without having to spend big dollars.
#5
RE: cam and lifters
I'd only caution about the push in rocker studs. They have a habit of walking out with larger cams. I know this from experience. For the price of a couple head gaskets and another $40 + studs, it's worth it to have the heads machined for screw in studs if you're increasing your lift. Heck, I'm sure a stock cam can push those things out over time.
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Would I have to do the heads too with that package? If I keep stock (C code) heads, will I still see a big improvement in HP and torque?
Would I have to do the heads too with that package? If I keep stock (C code) heads, will I still see a big improvement in HP and torque?
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