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SSDiv6 11-01-2020 11:03 AM

Re: "Old School" Stocker Cams
 
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Originally Posted by Bunkster (Post 627001)

Mushroom lifters were used in the early days of NASCAR, allowing camshaft profiles with more aggressive lobes. Direct Connection used to sell mushroom lifters for Mopar applications and also the required tool to modify the block.

Many years ago I heard the story of a racer that was running mushroom lifters in 15 lifter bores and left one bore with a normal size lifter in the event he was asked to pull a lifter to show tech.

Greg Reimer 7376 11-01-2020 11:42 AM

Re: "Old School" Stocker Cams
 
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Originally Posted by SSDiv6 (Post 627047)
Mushroom lifters were used in the early days of NASCAR, allowing camshaft profiles with more aggressive lobes. Direct Connection used to sell mushroom lifters for Mopar applications and also the required tool to modify the block.

Many years ago I heard the story of a racer that was running mushroom lifters in 15 lifter bores and left one bore with a normal size lifter in the event he was asked to pull a lifter to show tech.

Seemed to me that an old GM Performance Parts catalog used to show a mushroom cam and lifter for a small block. Also, doesn't the tech guy sometimes tell you which lifter to pull at random?

SSDiv6 11-01-2020 01:49 PM

Re: "Old School" Stocker Cams
 
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Originally Posted by Greg Reimer 7376 (Post 627052)
Seemed to me that an old GM Performance Parts catalog used to show a mushroom cam and lifter for a small block. Also, doesn't the tech guy sometimes tell you which lifter to pull at random?

Probably expected the Tech Inspector to say, "Just pull or hand me any lifter" :D

djm670 11-07-2020 02:08 AM

Re: "Old School" Stocker Cams
 
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Originally Posted by Ed Wright (Post 626791)
I still have mine too. And his Deck Checker, uses a dial indicator.

Me too, still have both; have used them when dialing port timing on two cycle Ski-Doo snowmobiles in my later years. No more hernia's from carrying heavy blocks and heads.

I believe Harry Doolittle had at least one of every checking tool Red made.


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