Thread: help with camhaft installation
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02-08-2006 07:58 AM #1
help with camhaft installation
i am putting a new cam, ppushrods, and timing chain on a friend of mine's 302 bronco i have worked on chevys b4 and i have a pretty good idea of what im doing, this is the first ford small block i have worked on (i have worked on FE's) i have heard that u dont have to adjust the valves on a fsb but i wanted to make sure. also do i have to set the lifter preload on this 302 the same way i would on a small block chevy? i have a really good idea of what im doing but i just want to make sure because its not my car.
Thanks,
TylerHonda Motor= 1.6L
Soda Bottle= 2L
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02-08-2006 09:03 AM #2
ok it is a 67 bronco with a 302 in it. the car has a stock intake with a holley 600cfm i am installing a crane cam with 216/216 lift and 484/484 durationHonda Motor= 1.6L
Soda Bottle= 2L
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02-08-2006 09:36 AM #3
Lift and duration are transposed.Jack
Gone to Texas
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02-08-2006 11:41 AM #4
ohh my mistake sorry guys 216/216 duration and 484/484 liftHonda Motor= 1.6L
Soda Bottle= 2L
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02-08-2006 10:24 PM #5
Does it have the pedestal type rocker arms, or 3/8 studs with adjustable rockers??Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
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02-09-2006 08:49 AM #6
im not sure i will have to look at it when i get the truck on firday afternoonHonda Motor= 1.6L
Soda Bottle= 2L
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02-09-2006 11:01 AM #7
i think the motor is a later model i think however built the car swapped it in so i will have to figure out what year it is by looking at the casting # when i get the truck to my houseHonda Motor= 1.6L
Soda Bottle= 2L
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