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Re: Billet cams and lifter supply
Hydraulic Chevy cams were allowed the stock spring at about 84-86lbs on the seat. Single spring with a flat damper.
6000 rpm give or take a few hundred was all you were good for...1970 Stocker....
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11-05-2022, 08:15 PM
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Re: Billet cams and lifter supply
No idea is they still make them, or they would be applicable for use in a Stocker engine, but I have an old Iskenderian Cams catalog, and they had a line of "Hardface Overlay" cam lobes, to be used with their "Chilled Iron" lifters. Anybody familiar with those items?
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