#15571, "HEY: cam knowledgable people, last question"
okay, i have new street grind cams, 60,700 miles and doing the timing belt when i do the cams. The question is this: do i need/should i replace the lifters as well, or are they okay. Im not wanting to do a complete head job yet. My cams are said to work with all stock stuff.
thanks tim
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#15572, "RE: HEY: cam knowledgable people, last question" In response to Reply # 0
If you got "the tick", I would have them replaced also since the new ones are redesigned..... screw it, just replace them anyway, if it isn't ticking now, it prob will and you'll kick yourself in the ass for not doing it when it was convenient.
#15573, "RE: HEY: cam knowledgable people, last question" In response to Reply # 1
Good idea to replace them. One of my stock rockers broke after I changed cams but that was because I didn't shim my lifters right away. I ran for about 2 weeks without the lifters shimmed.
#15574, "RE: HEY: cam knowledgable people, last question" In response to Reply # 2
any recommendations on lifters? do i need to take the head off to change them? (Yes, someone who knows what the hell there doing is helping me... ) thanks tim
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#15575, "RE: HEY: cam knowledgable people, last question" In response to Reply # 3
Head doesn't have to come off to change the lifters. In fact, I can change all 16 lifters and rockers in about an hour with the cams still on the car. I found a walkthru on ASOG but it is down right now. Basically take off the valve cover then you will only need 2 screwdrivers. Start with the rockers on a cylinder with the cam lobes facing up. Put the tip of the screwdriver against the head bolt next to the lifter using the shaft to hold the rocker in place. The other screw driver is used to raise the end of the rocker opposite the valve stem off the lifter which presses the valve down. Use the other screw driver to move the rocker away from the lifter and then remove it. It's hard to explain but once you figure out one it's simple. After changing the ones with the cam lobes up, give the engine a quick tap of the starter to turn it so you can do the rest.
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