Posted by mEl on January 30, 2009 at 16:55:57 from (75.104.128.37):
In Reply to: Camshaft replacement posted by John - OH on January 30, 2009 at 13:56:52:
It is not common knowledge that the tip of the cam lobes are not flat but have a slight grind to them that along with the convex grind on the lifter gives a contact pattern that spins the lifter and gives a more gradual and less straight on contact. This was all explained by info received when I had a regrind done by Lunati for my DC Case. New lifters alone will not assure that the contact pattern is correct. A used cam surely has wear that is not compatible with a resurfaced lifter and should be reground to assure proper break in and maximum life. There is a possibility that premature cam or lifter failure can occour unless both are correct and can begin their lives together. mEl
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