Posted by howdy1960 on October 30, 2013 at 22:42:04 from (173.191.200.92):
In Reply to: Assembly grease posted by DeltaRed on October 30, 2013 at 21:11:11:
If your replacing the cam and/or lifters with new use the cam lube as just regular oil or white grease doesn't hold up for break-in (don't ask how I know). If your using the old parts make sure the lifters go on same lobes they came off of. STP/oil mix works well for bearings however we just used 30 wt. dealing with everything from stock to 15 to 1 compressions. Oil coat the cylinders and and pistons and rings. Oil the wrist pins well. Grease gun grease is great for ball joints tie rods and such but wont work inside the engine unless you want to plug up the oil filter and do it all again.
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