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Old 02-04-2013, 08:01 PM   #1
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Default Re: Rear cam plug for 184 bowtie block

Thanks for everyones help on this. The block does have the bolt holes that Ed mentioned for the bolt on cam plug, but it has 50mm roller brgs. I ordered the one Jegs had listed for the Dart blocks and it was identical to the one that is in my bowtie block. It was only $.87 cents from Jegs! Might be the cheapest thing in the motor! The plug measures 2.394" and the bore in the block measures 2.387" in case anyone is wondering.
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Old 03-13-2013, 01:02 PM   #2
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Default Re: Rear cam plug for 184 bowtie block

The cam plug on the bowtie blocks with a std cam is 2-7/64 or a dorman
part number 555-080 for all current generation blocks with 2in bearing saddles.
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Default Re: Rear cam plug for 184 bowtie block

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Thanks for everyones help on this. The block does have the bolt holes that Ed mentioned for the bolt on cam plug, but it has 50mm roller brgs. I ordered the one Jegs had listed for the Dart blocks and it was identical to the one that is in my bowtie block. It was only $.87 cents from Jegs! Might be the cheapest thing in the motor! The plug measures 2.394" and the bore in the block measures 2.387" in case anyone is wondering.
If that the EPC-92 cam plug make sure you install it with the flat side out and cup side towards the inside!!!

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